This instanton will create tiny bubbles that will expand at the speed of light, then swallow everything in its path. When that happened, he said it was only a matter of time. (Read also; 11 Luxury Apocalypse Bunkers, Some Have Golf Courses and Gyms )
“At some point you will create one of these bubbles. This would be very unpleasant,” Anders Andreassen said in a journal Physical Review D paper published on March 12, 2008 quoted by Live Science on April 4, 2008.
Very little is known about instantons, which are solutions to equations governing the motion of tiny subatomic particles. However, Andreassen loosely compares it to the quantum tunneling phenomenon, where a particle passes through an impenetrable barrier.
Interestingly, this final bubble of the universe would never have occurred without a certain mass of the Higgs boson. The Higgs boson is related to other heavier particles called upper quarks, which are composed of many atoms. If quarks or Higgs particles were a little lighter, these universe-destroying bubbles could not have formed.
Unfortunately, that’s not the case, but it will take some time for the destructive bubble to form. Now, to determine the time, Anders Andreassen has a complex formula and calculation, it even tends to make it difficult to calculate it. (Read also; 8 Doomsday Predictions from the View of Science )
He described the age of the universe as between 10 quinquadragintillion years (a 1 with 139 leading zeros) and 10 octodecillion years (a 1 with 58 zeros behind it). Hence, Anders Andreassen said; “It was a very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very, very long time,” he said.
He explained that time with the formula 10^193 (read 10 to the power of 193) years. The formula can be calculated using the index notation formula. The number 193 is a number index that shows how many times the number is used in multiplication.
“If 10 is 193 it means 10 is multiplied by 193 times,” he said. However, he explains, “Before this happens, the Sun is already burning and a lot of things will happen in our solar system.” (Read also; The Doomsday Ship from the Stone of the Vikings, Made to Prevent Ragnarok )
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