BORN IN THE HIGG'S FIELD : OUR UNIVERSE OF MATTER AND ITS ANTIMATTER TWIN

For the earliest Universe, a constant Planck energy density inflow with expansion
at the speed of light is the only model that attains the finite mass of the observable
Universe when the Higg's Field interacts. The conservation laws, as in Feynman's
Diagrams, demand that the Higg's Field produce equal and opposite charged quarkgluon
and antiquark-gluon balls of plasma moving in opposite directions. Regge
calculus confirms this duality formation. Einsteins Field/wave equation for
gravitational potential only has solutions with two equal and opposite propagating
waves. The initial expansion of the Universe is a flow wherein, at the critical
Reynold's Number, two equal and opposite vortices will form. That all these wellproven
models of physical reality result in equal and opposite entities gives much
credibility to the Higg's Field birthing our Universe of matter and its antimatter
twin.