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So what it comes down to, this means that in those tiny moments of the universe, when everything was in contact, it got blown up by huge orders of magnitude, so everything was at the same temperature at that point. It got blown up into huge magnitude and it maintained that temperature. Inflation, inflationary period. And a space was created larger than the entire observable universe. All this happened in about a billionth of a trillionth of a trillionth of a second. And at this point, the energy field resulting in inflation, it waned, or even decayed, and the cosmos filled itself with radiation. Expansion then slowed and as expansion slowed, there was an energy dump and that energy dump got converted into some of the particles and things you see around us now. So inflation stopped moving and scientists still don't know what caused it or why it stopped. And they really don't know where the beginning of the universe is. Big Bang Kingularity could still play in there somewhere, classic alarmist method. But inflation seems to tick all the boxes right now as to the explanation for where the universe came from. Is there a thing? There's a thing. There's a thing. There's a thing.