A Note on The Origin of Time in Archaic Universe

Abstract

The problem of initial singularity in cosmology, beyond the technical aspects, set the insurmountable limits of every description purely dynamics of the universe. In this brief note we present the main conceptual aspects of the Archaic Universe cosmological program. The adoption of a de Sitter pre-space as a structure of the quantum vacuum allows you to rethink the problem of time in cosmology by the relationship between the archaic non-local phase and the local observable Universe.

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