Giant ‘bubbletrons’ shaped the forces of the universe moments after the Big Bang, new study suggests



The extraordinarily early universe featured essentially the most cataclysmic, transformative and energetic occasions that ever occurred. Driving these energies was the enlargement of the cosmos and the ensuing fragmentation of the elemental forces of nature. 

And in that fragmentation, huge bubbles could have emerged and collided with one another, powering up energies that may put to disgrace even our most superior human-made particle accelerators, new analysis revealed June 27 on the preprint database arXiv suggests.