Physicists Latham Boyle, Kieran Finn, and Neil Turok propose that this symmetry is not limited to the forces and fields that make up the physics of the cosmos. In fact, if it is so important, then it probably applies to the entire universe. Citing this symmetry, the researchers proposed that this means the Big Bang isn’t the beginning, but a symmetry point that divided two universes moving in opposite directions in time.
