The big bang or bubble theory

                              

    #   The big bang is the most widely spoken theory for the origin of the  Universe. 

    ## The universe is considered to have constant mass but a radially expanding entity, which originated from a singularity. 

    ###    About 13.8 billion years ago the singularity started radiating outward with the big-bang.

    ####  Cosmic microwave background radiation, discovered during the 1960s  was taken as the most significant evidence of the big bang.

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    ?     Everything that we know in the universe is spherical - the stars, the planets, the satellites. Does it not seem strange all particles thrown out from the singularity after the bang was spherical? While the probability of two fragments after an explosion being similar in shape (and more so, being spherical) tends to zero. 

    ??  Logically there is nothing wrong in being spherical. The shape imparts stability. However, there is a gap in our understanding when almost every known thing in the Universe formed after the bang is spherical.

    ???   Is it not possible that instead of the big bang, somebody was blowing bubbles? Contrary to the ‘instantaneous’ big bang; the bubbles were intermittently blown. The intermittent bubbles explain why objects with comparable masses are radially apart in the Universe.

   ????    It could be possible that the bubbling is continuing (although waining). Hence the cosmic microwave background radiation.

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    !   The universe is made up of one fundamental entity - consciousness. It cannot be further subdivided into constituent entities.

    !!       However, consciousness can be broken down to innumerable consciousness. Something similar to the magnet being broken down to smaller magnets.  

    !!!        The ability to ‘attract’  (gravity) is an attribute of consciousness.

    !!!!   Neither space nor time can exist without consciousness.