Could light sometimes fill the universe?

Could light sometimes fill the universe?

When we are thinking the form of the universe and the thing that the universe is a ball, where galaxies are on the layer, what is looking like a giant bubble, we must realize, why we are researching quasars. There is an interesting idea that in the center of this giant ball, which is called as "universe" is the quasar, what is alone in the middle of everything, and that quasar would be the place, where "big bang" happened.

The thing is that when we are thinking about the Universe, and it's a relationship with photons, we are looking at the darkness. The universe is dark because light or photons have existed only limited time, and that means the light has not filled the entire universe. Then there has been one interesting idea in my mind, what is connected to the form of the universe, and that thing is the that is someday possible that the ball, what is our universe would be filled with photons.

That means that the light would fill entire existence. But that thing is the thing, which is very unlikely because the universe is expanding all the time so that means that the universe ever fills with the light. When we are thinking about the universe, what shape is the ball, we must ask, what happens, if we would travel away from that ball, would we face another ball, what we would call as another universe? And would that universe form by antimatter?

Could there somewhere be the universe, what is forming by antimatter, or could there be the galaxy or single solar system, what is formed by antimatter? The material between the galax groups is so thin, that the antimatter could get a stable form, and form the solar systems or even galaxies, what is forming by antimaterial. Sometimes the antimaterial particles are coming to the atmosphere on Earth, and the source of those particles could be a galaxy or solar system, what is forming by antimaterial. Or could those strange particles come from another bubble, what is called as another universe?

That is a really interesting thing. When we are thinking about the most interesting theories like dark matter, or so-called cold dark matter, we are facing the thing that this matter doesn't react at all with other material. That dark material is the form of material, what is unknown to us. Some people believe that dark material is the key to the answer the question, why the great inflation started before the big bang. And actually during the big bang happened two inflations, where the material was getting the form, as we know it.

Before the hot or visible big bang the thing, what was in the place of the big bang started to erupt, and then happened the big bang. And then happened thing, that material and antimaterial was forming at the same time. In the beginning, antimaterial and material were existing at the same time, until the annihilation destroyed most of the antimaterial. There might be existing antimaterial in the universe, and sometimes the antimatter particles are coming in the atmosphere. So where are those particles coming? That is a good question.