File:2D didactic image of Sakharov's twin universe model.svg
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English: 2D didactic image of Sakharov's twin universe model. The two universes originate from the same Big Bang singularity and have opposite arrows of time. |
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| Author | Tokamac |
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| current | 10:37, 3 May 2017 | 512 × 293 (19 KB) | Tokamac | Letter M (Matter) changed to P (Particle) to show space inversion (P-symmetry). |
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