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The problem there is that stuff in space is very evenly distributed, so that sort of super-clumpiness is hard to sell. There would need to be a mechanism for w
by andygates 8y ago
The problem there is that stuff in space is very evenly distributed, so that sort of super-clumpiness is hard to sell.
There would need to be a mechanism for why, in our observable universe, there happened to be no antimatter. If we saw other cosmic-scale clumpiness it might be a clue, but the differences are all tiny.
- HeadsUpHigh 8y agoAfaik stuff in space is not evenly distributed. If anything scientists don't know why there are big voids in places.