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07-07-2007, 11:57 PM
Re: Where are the one billion universes?

(I take it you mean particles, not universes)

Plus (matter) and minus (antimatter)
Mostly canceled each other out, although
Some of each went free; however, by chance,
Black holes destroyed more antimatter
Than matter, leaving a slight excess of
Matter with which to form the universe.
or
Antimatter exists as dark matter.
or
The pluses formed matter, energy,
While the minuses formed gravity.
or
?
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