However what astronomers observe in the early universe are the most colossal Black holes and even Massive Galaxies.
See:
2008: Colossal Black Holes Common In Early Universe, Spectacular Galactic Collision Suggests
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2008/10/081016124331.htm
2010: Massive Galaxies Formed When Universe Was Young, New Findings Suggest
http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2010/11/101124143419.htm
What is the reason that massive galaxies and colossal black holes where formed so quickly in the early universe?
The origin could be
1: that the big bang could be compared with the “splitting” of the colossal Big Crunch black hole, as remnant of a contracting and imploding former Universe.
These first splinter black holes should be the “colossal black holes”.
2: That these colossal Black holes are responsible for the fast production of Quark Gluon plasma and the concentration of Mass into so called “bullet” spiral galaxies.
3; That we need a new paradigm for Black holes and the energetic Higgs vacuum.
Based on symmetry reasons, there is reason to accept that we even live inside a cyclic or “bouncing” multiverse.
At the end, all the mass and Higgs space of our universe will end up inside the Huge Big Crunch black hole.
If we assume that the Higgs space itself is the origin of so called Casimir force, and the energy source for all motion, even for fermion spin and the outside pressure on black hole nuclei, then we could construct an ontological sound picture of the cyclic universe.
See:
Examples of NEW PARADIGM Splitting and Pairing Accelerated MASSLESS Black Holes.
http://migratingblackholes.blogspot.com/
