Sabine says: Before Higgs field condensation about 10^-11 seconds, all particles were massless. After, some acquired mass. If we simply use Ev=mc^2 / sqrt( 1 - (v/c)^2) on those particles that transitioned, there must have been a period of time where energy of universe must have been infinite.

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In Lombriser's mathematical interpretation, the universe isn't expanding but is flat and static, as Einstein once believed. The effects we observe that point to expansion are instead explained by the evolution of the masses of particles — such as protons and electrons — over time.

Modified gravity theory that claims no need for dark matter