u/Few-Pomegranate9306

My theory: The Big Bang didn’t happen in “nothing,” because real nothing is literally NOTHING. No space, no energy, no laws, no quantum anything. But the Big Bang had energy, so it couldn’t have come from true nothing. So here’s the idea: Our universe expands forever. As it expands, it becomes emptier, but leftover energy, gas, gravity, and quantum fields still exist. With infinite time and infinite space, that leftover stuff can gather again. If enough energy piles up >BOOM >a new Big Bang forms inside the old, already‑expanding universe. Meaning: Our Big Bang happened inside a much older universe, and future Big Bangs will happen inside ours. Infinite cycle. No beginning. No true nothing. If this is wrong, someone explain it before I accidentally rewrite cosmology again. Note: Help me name this theory lol