Was Inflation Before the Big Bang?

At a quadrillion degrees Kelvin, the Higgs Field stops working and what was once fermions become like a boson, traveling at celeritas. As it turns out, before Planck time, the universe was at least a quadrillion K from 10-38 seconds to Planck time. This masslessness also caused W and Z bosons lack existence causing the electroweak force. And before that fraction of a second, the Grand Unified Theory reigned. And before that, the Supergrand Unified Theory. These are all just theories, however. And, at 10-48 seconds, when the universe was less than the Planck length. Physics didn't really exist and both relativity and quantum physics begin clashing. This is where the theory of everything is necessary- a theory that combines both quantum physics and relativity into one basic law. Sadly, this has not been done. There's one thing that may end up giving us concrete evidence: When the universe was formed there was not enough time for the photons on both sides to travel between each other, yet it was all basically the same temperature- about 3000o K. For that reason, the universe must have started out with bosons traveling between each other in the first place, at that time there was no time. That tells us something very useful: the pre-bang universe did exist and it did have time. Either that, or the universe's expansion stopped at the beginning of time (weird, but not invalid) or the super boson from the SUT was actually the boson of expansion and instead of moving at celeritas expanded at ∞. If the previous two are incorrect, then that only leaves one option. What we call the big bang is actually inflation.

According to the standard model and the Higgs theory, if inflation is valid, this singularity was originally energy. And at the bang, the energy started clumping of this field and that created matter. If this is so, the universe was originally just a cluster of energy and matter is a byproduct. This would require the Higgs bosons to have been crushed into this original position or perhaps created and the pre-inflationary era is actually just a big buffer in which Higgs bosons get their bearings. And when it exploded it was a perfect circle, no piece faster than the others, a perfect symmetry that, to this day has not fallen apart.

There are many flaws with the standard model and the theory of the big bang solves many of them. We know something like that has certainly happened because we can see that the universe is expanding - faster than celeritas and everything has a cause. Though many physicists are questioning how much we actually understand of our universe's birth, thus far the only possible explanation is an explosion (actually a seemingly symmetrical disk. It is almost impossible to understand what caused the bang in the first place, however, this hurdle will change as our understanding evolves.