Maybe the Big Bang was not the beginning of the universe.

There have been many articles about that topic. And I must say that anyway the answer to that question is in every case yes and no. Space itself existed before the Big Bang, and then that event released at least visible material to space. That material formed the entirety, what is called the universe. Or rather saying the part of the universe that we can touch or feel.

The major question is "was the dark matter released at the same time when the visible material released in the great emptiness". And the second thing is when the material or the form of material as we know that started to form. When the Big Bang released material in space and time the form of the material was different. It was high-energetic quark-gluon plasma and the main question is what was before quark-gluon plasma?

Dark matter and dark energy are the most mysterious things in the universe. So if we are thinking that if the dark matter has similar abilities with visible material, could there be the anti-version of dark matter or simply saying anti-dark matter? Is there some kind of mirror version of dark matter? Like normal antimatter is the mirror-version of the visible material exist?

An interesting induction question of that hypothesis is the could both versions of dark matter, cold dark matter, and hot dark matter have their antimatter particles? So if that thing is true there are six forms of matter. In the universe could be anti-dark matter versions of the hot and cold dark matter. And the anti-version of visible matter.

When an antimatter particle touches the particle of material, that causes that both participants of impact turn to wave movement in this extremely rough reaction. Could anti-dark matter a real thing? could there be a similar version of antimatter as the form of dark matter? Could the anti-dark matter be a real thing? And could that thing cause the "invisible annihilation" which sends radiation, that we cannot observe?

And the hypothesis about the anti-dark matter brought to my mind the idea that could the source of dark energy be the annihilation between the dark matter particles? Maybe this thing will prove right or wrong someday.

Dark matter is the major part of the universe. Observing that material, what cannot react with any kinds of known material happens by benefiting the gravitational effect of the dark matter. And those observations are shown that there are areas in the universe where is no rad matter at all. That means that dark matter is acting similarly to visible material.  

And then we can say, that dark matter could be the source for dark energy, the mysterious force that is ripping the universe in pieces. How dark energy is ripping the universe in pieces, but it cannot interact with the material.

The thing that can cause the universe's expansion could be the cloud of dark matter what is outside the visible material. And the oscillations of the dark matter particles in that cloud cause the dark energy, which is ripping the universe into pieces. The dark energy will be acting through the universe. When the particle is oscillating it sends the energy without depending is the particle visible or dark matter.

So if the source of the dark energy is the dark matter oscillation or interaction between dark-matter particles, that means that when the dark matter particle sends the radiation, that radiation interacts with the particle, which is another side of the universe. Then another version of this kind of theory goes like this.

When material released into space, part of it dropped back to one entirety and formed the giant black hole. There is a blob of dark matter around the large black hole in the center of the universe. When that blob of dark matter oscillates it sends the radiation that pushes the dark matter cloud ahead of the visible universe.

And that gravitational interaction causes the expansion of the universe. If the large cloud of dark matter causes the expansion of the universe. That means the dark matter could release to the universe at a different time than visible material. Or maybe the radiation of that dark matter blob just pushes dark matter ahead of the visible material.

But the dark matter could get ahead of the visible material otherwise.   Because the dark matter was not interacting with visible material it passed the chaotic young universe because the visible material's annihilation radiation does not affect the trajectories of those particles. In the young universe formed antimatter and material. And when those particles touched together that formed energy, that caused the chaos, where the material was whirling. The annihilation radiation affected only particles of visible material. And that means the particles of dark matter traveled faster because their trajectories were straight.

In that version, the dark matter passed the chaotic material in the young universe. And dark matter travels ahead visible material. In the chaotic universe, the material was vibrating and whirling. The dark matter just travels straight and it was getting ahead of visible material forming the hypothetical cloud of dark matter around the universe.  Dark matter can form black holes what are only known as a common phenomenon between dark and visible material.

Or there is possible that there are two types of dark matter. And if dark matter is the source of dark energy, those two hot and cold dark matter types send two different types of radiation. The cold dark matter sends cold dark energy, and the hot dark matter sends hot dark energy.

And if we think that there are two types of dark energy, cold and hot dark energy, which wavelengths are different. Hot dark energy is the extremely high-frequent radiation and cold dark energy is the extremely long wavelength radiation. And those radiations are between the electromagnetic spectrum, we might think that the visible material is the middle energetic material, because the source of dark energy is dark matter. Visible material was release happened between the cold and hot dark matter.

We can see only a little part of the universe

When we talk about the visible universe, we mean the material and radiation that we can observe. And also we must say, that we can say that the sector, what we are seeing without special equipment is very thin. We can see only a little part of the electromagnetic spectrum. And most of the "visible electromagnetic radiation" can observe by using radio, infrared, or X- and gamma-ray telescopes.

Most of that equipment must be located outside the Earth's atmosphere and the "cosmic hum" that Voyager spacecraft observed shows that there are things like radio frequencies that we can observe only outside the solar system. And most of the energy in the universe is outside the observation area of the sensors.

Things like X- and gamma-rays can not pass the Earth's atmosphere. So that means that there are large areas of "visible radiation" which we cannot see. And the most modern systems are opening new visions for physics and astronomy by observing those frequencies.


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_energy

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_matter