Warp escreveu:
>   This has puzzled me for a while, and I can't find an answer.
> 
>   There was a time during the beginning of the Universe, when all the
> energy in the Universe was compressed into a space smaller than its own
> Schwarzschild radius. This should mean that this energy could not escape
> that radius, and would have quickly collapsed back into a singularity
> (or whatever is happening inside a black hole). However, that didn't
> happen. Why? How did all the energy escape its own event horizon?
> 
>   After much deliberation I have come up with a wild hypothesis which,
> as a complete layman in physics, I have no idea if it's even close to
> correct and the actual explanation:

wrong newsgroups.  Try sci.astro and have old wolves devour your idea.

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