Hi good day i am glenn and to be honest i dont even know how to start this but yes i would try to explain this cause i think this is a huge deal. and so today will be talking about the birth of the universe and beyond. So we will be finding what might be the relationship between bigbang theory bigbounce theory and the microuniverse. So let us start.

The very birth of the universe starts on the bigbang. and after that a bubble  was form, more likely as size as an atom. That bubble is the universe (or the baby universe) that is unimaginavely small and hot, it contains electromagnitism, nuclear forces (both strong and weak forces) where it creates a small force of gravity (let us call it as baby gravity) this baby gravity split off to pieces as the universe expands with. as time goes on for approximately a billion years from big bang, the formation of the stars start. And as it develops to be a perfect star similar as what we can see today like our host the sun.

Well i have twisted my mind in thinking about the posibilities and look for the most basic thing that i could commonly found in this planet, well i see that round or sphere is the most common thing that we can see in this world, (from rocks, a cutted lumber, our eyes, cells, and even the earth itself, the planets and many more) well round or sphere signifies a cycle and i link that idea to the thing where i ask my self what happened before Big Bang. I guess that after billion of years and more, the black hole from each galaxies will collide with each other to form another massive black hole and if all of it, is already been absorbed it will form a one super massive powerfull black hole. The hole will sink to its own gravitational pull and will explode to create another big bang thats why for me i think its a cycle and i have compared, that the behavior of the universe is way similar with a unstable nuclie which only leads that we might be a part of something bigger. A micro universe. Because universe is all about imagination. Who knows we might be a part of something bigger? And the cycle goes on.