There is a theory that a strong nuclear force can turn to material, or sharper saying lightweight subatomic particles.

 

Can energy turn to particles?

 

There is a theory that a strong nuclear force can turn to material, or sharper saying lightweight subatomic particles. The lightweight particles are the primary particles, which are forming heavier particles and more complicated structures. Sometimes researchers are asked the question, could there be the particle that is at the same time between wave movement and particle?

The strong nuclear force keeps the quarks inside the protons and neutrons. And that's why researchers are thinking that the strong nuclear force is a key role when the energy is turning into particles. That means that the wave movement is turning into particles. And the question is, what is moving in a wave movement.

Or strong nuclear force cannot form material from nothingness. It can just turn wave movement or otherwise saying, energy to particles. So maybe the visible material formed after the big bang when the wave movement or superstrings came out from the erupting black hole, where all visible material released to the time and space. 

If the cyclic universe theory is true, that will not give us the answer, where the first universe formed, and where the material to it came from?

So what kind of effect the Big Bang could be if it was not formed the material in the Universe? There are billions of theories about that thing, and one is that there were two black holes in the space, where there were no material or quantum fields at all. Or there could be some kind of magnetic or quantum field in that space.  

Those black holes formed Lorentz's strange attractor, where the magnetic field was getting stronger and stronger. The system would get more energy from the movement of two orbiting black holes, but also the wave movement that comes outside the system increased the level of energy.

And then the power of the magnetic field turned so high, that it pulled material out from those black holes. But where the material for those black holes came from? Researchers have seen marks of the universes, what existed before our Universe when they have observed Hawking's radiation. And that means there was a universe before our universe, but it would not give the answer, where the material to the first universe came if this theory is true.

The fact is that if there was some kind of dark material in the space before the eruption of visible material began that thing can explain, how wave movement turns to particles. If there was some material in the space where the universe formed. That means that the wave movement or superstrings impact that material. This impact caused that both ends of superstrings would turn against each other.

And form the ball, that became the material. So when the superstrings are released, their speed would be incredibly fast. Those superstrings would affect the quantum fields of the particles that were already in the universe. The idea of that thing has caused the new theory, that there is a possibility that the Big Bang was not the beginning of the universe. The thing is that the material, that formed must come from somewhere. And we know that the material cannot form from nothingness. There must be something, that created the material.



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