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01-17-2004 8:23 PM 		Reply to: Message 25 by Chiroptera
01-17-2004 5:22 PM

Re: The Big Bang Singularity and a Black Hole
I believe (in that this was an explanation of expansion I read) that the 5 forces (or 6) didn't exist at the time of the big bang. Particles had to "freeze out" as the expanding universe got cool enough. Presumably when gravitons froze out (& gravity came into being) the brakes went on, but at that stage it was too late to stop the expansion.
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