spaceorigin
Spaceorigin is a term used in cosmology and theoretical physics to denote the question of how space, and spacetime, came into existence. As a defined concept, it does not refer to a single established theory but to a family of ideas about the earliest moments of the universe and the possible pre-spacetime regime.
In the standard Big Bang framework, spacetime is described from a hot, dense state about 13.8 billion
Emergent spacetime approaches arise in various quantum gravity programs, where geometry is thought to originate from
Certain cosmological proposals address pre-spacetime conditions. The no-boundary proposal by Hartle and Hawking and the concept
As of now there is no empirical evidence for a definitive moment of spacetime creation. Research on