When does function order matter?

Could the Big Bang explosion have needed work from the outside in order to happen (read the abstract)?

• Our team DID obtain small sized white holes in our laboratory. With a strong continous energy beam projected on a fluid mass, energy cores formed that started to pump the fluid outside the tank in the form of a dense foam. The white holes, or small bangs as we called them in our abstract http://arxiv.org/abs/1105.2776 needed the energy beam to hit them all the time in order for them to function. We also created small black holes, they didn't need but a second of being hit with energy in order to start swallowing matter What about the BIG BANG? Was it a white hole? Another kind of expansion? What caused it to start? No scientist knows But my experiment shows that for expansions to happen from a singularity, something needs to pump that matter out.

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  The laws of physics allow the universe to come into existence from nothing and without any reason. The collision with other universe may be is what we today call big bang(nobody knows ) Einstein's relativity predicts that there are gravitational waves (nobody has dected these). NASA is planning to send a probe into space which will detect these waves(if they exist) and we would know about the universe when it was only a few trillionth of a second old!(WMAP's- about 400,000 years old) Hopefully it will give us some real evidence of how the universe was really created How did you created black holes?!Scientists haven't been able to create them in large particle accelerator.