The Birth of Physics: First-Ever Simulation of a Universe Before Any Laws Existed

This paper presents the first known high-resolution simulation of a universe in a fully lawless state—before symmetry, before rules, and before physics itself existed. From pure fluctuation chaos, the system spontaneously generated a stable 63-node attractor and selected a single dominant rule-candidate, revealing a possible pathway for how the very first physical law could arise from nothing. The results challenge conventional cosmology and offer a new framework for understanding pre-Big-Bang conditions, symmetry breaking, and the emergence of order from absolute informational zero.

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Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
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2025-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.17893303
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Space Science and Extraterrestrial Life
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The Birth of Physics: First-Ever Simulation of a Universe Before Any Laws Existed

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The Birth of Physics: First-Ever Simulation of a Universe Before Any Laws Existed

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Abstract

This paper presents the first known high-resolution simulation of a universe in a fully lawless state—before symmetry, before rules, and before physics itself existed. From pure fluctuation chaos, the system spontaneously generated a stable 63-node attractor and selected a single dominant rule-candidate, revealing a possible pathway for how the very first physical law could arise from nothing. The results challenge conventional cosmology and offer a new framework for understanding pre-Big-Bang conditions, symmetry breaking, and the emergence of order from absolute informational zero.

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