What Was There Before The Big Bang

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What was there before the big bang?

The echoes from the higher


dimensions provide clues

Bose-Einstein condensate is the closest human civilization could go to find what was there before
the big bang. Our current level of technologies allows us to visualize what happened just after but
not what was there before.

Indian scientists Satyen Bose and Einstein in 1916 understood that a ‘perfect fluid’ was there at the
time of the big bang. The mathematical physics was confirmed by real experiments in mid nineties
after 80 years.

Bose was an inch away from finding what was there before the big bang. The answer to that will
solve most of the mysteries that we face. The biggest problem we face is from the fact our human
civilization is in a fish bowl. Others can see us but we cannot see them. It is the technological fish
bowl that separates us from the higher dimensions.

Statistical approach to thermodynamics is ready to take the Bose-Einstein interpretations to the next
level. The clues are coming from higher dimensions. Computer simulation models show the
existence of a perfect fluid in the higher dimensions of the quantum vacuum. The absolute zero
temperature is obvious in the higher dimensions where projection of 3-D particles and molecules
exist – not the real ones. As a result the quantum vacuum in the higher dimensions easily maintain
the absolute zero temperature. Interestingly, some scientists believe Bose was in inch from finding
‘God’. Perhaps statistical thermodynamics will find the ultimate answer in the next few years.

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