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There doesn’t have to be a break in rules symmetry tho. Imagine that universe is a giant dipole of a magic field F, one end of it carries huge field +F the othe
by DenisM 8y ago
There doesn’t have to be a break in rules symmetry tho. Imagine that universe is a giant dipole of a magic field F, one end of it carries huge field +F the other -F. Next imagine, that presence of +F is likely to precipitate matter from energy, while -F is likely to yield antimatter. Thus a perfectly symmetric system of rules will produce area with only matter and only anti-matter. And blazing inferno in between the two zones.
We just need to find out what the F F is.
- HeadsUpHigh 8y agoBut we haven't observed any areas with antimatter only up to now.
- DenisM 8y agoThat was not my point, I only provided an example where asymmetry of laws is not strictly necessary to explain asymmetry of the outcome. As to your point - the other side of the dipole could be beyond visible (to us) universe.