Sweet and Sour Chicken from China Wok restaurant sparks me to note the following:
If it is the case that Andromeda and the Milky Way are on a collision course as astronomers say, and if there are Black Holes at the center of each, and that after a billion year dance they will collide and join into a larger and more dynamic entity. And if Gravity Waves are the results of such collisions, and Gravity Waves move through the physical universe in such a way so as to physically expand and contract mater. Might Andromeda and the Milky Way be a microcosm of a larger picture? Might it be possible, thinking outside of the box, outside of the Universe we see, i.e beyond the "Afterglow the remnants of "the big bang." There exists, or has existed, another collision of as gargantuan order and magnitude as "the big bang." This second big bang would produce a Gravity Wave of enormous dimension. And such a wave's effect upon our Universe would be to expand and contract all of the mater it encounters. Distorting the structure of Time and Space and Mater leaving in it's wake what we are observing and calling "Dark Mater" in our Universe. Dark mater I propose is the evidence of mater in a second universe beyond the bounds of our 'big bang.' The Dark Mater is the arrow pointing the way. Edit: The question where does the way point? And the answer everywhere I propose may find an answer in that "a big bang" of this dimension might only occur from contact of mater and anti-mater. Black Holes of each colliding tearing Time and Space so thoroughly that from our Relative position the point of origin is "everywhere." This would leave open the possibility that "outside the box" if having occurred once could happen again, and the tide of our unfolding universe could shift!
Just my 2cts over sweet and sour chicken from China Wok.
Then per the axiom 'thinking out of the box" i.e. Albert Einstein's postulate that all things are Relative to your point of perceiving them.
Thank you Albert for showing me the way "out of the box."
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