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Results tagged with cosmological-inflation
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Cosmological inflation refers to an era of expansion that lasted for approximately $10^{-34}$ seconds, during which the universe expanded by a factor of approximately $10^{26}$ in every direction. This is different from ordinary space expansion and from the acceleration in expansion we experience now and questions tagged by inflation should pertain to this era and not be about the expansion of the universe in general.
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Can cosmic inflation be explained by matter antimatter reactions?
What about interaction graviton/antigraviton to prevent matter-antimatter anhilitaion as a repulsive aspect of gravity?
