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October 2001, Week 4

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"Steve Dirickson (Volt)" <[log in to unmask]>
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Steve Dirickson (Volt)
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Wed, 24 Oct 2001 20:02:58 -0700
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> However, I have a puzzle with the Big Bang. Given that we 
> currently have
> roughly as much matter as there ever was in the Universe (after the
> matter/anti-matter sort-out, and give or take a few E=Mc˛ 
> transmutings); and
> given that clumps of what we have now can get so dense that 
> they form point
> singularities (black holes); and given that all this matter was once
> compressed into an unimaginably small space; - how come it 
> was ever able to
> expand? How come it didn't form a black hole then?

A hole in what?   ;-)

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