A variant after the big bang. Lets assumr the universe started and micro black holes were present as per current accepted theory.

Then given the density of the energy field they existed in there was no area or space to pop out into so they stayed. If so the energy would have been consumed and by nature of the black hole compressed.

The Swartzschild radius would have hyper inflated at the same expansion as the energy on the same balloon edge. This would have led to continued consumption of energy. The resulting centre of the black hole compressing the perfect fluid of the initial expansion would have formed matter before the outer edge of the inflating balloon and not expanded as fast due to matter not able to travel at the speed of light.

This means the initial micro black hole grew and went on to become the filaments of density as seen in the dark matter maps of space that give it its present spider web structure.

The initial cosmic background radiation should have many round holes in it and once all the energy of the hyper inflation was consumed the black holes would have swallowed eachother forming stuctures. Then a half a billion years of darkness until the greater energy of the universe pulled all the matter out of each individual black hole leading to the early formation of the first very light weight stars, massive and very low metallicity.

I am trying to stay away from all the other stuff I posted, so just based on this premise is this possible?

Cheers Mike