This simulation looks like the evolution of the Universe near the initial singularity (the so-called Big Bang).
The Universe during the Kasner epochs (an epoch is a straight line between two rebounces)
is described as a ball bouncing between the walls of a billiard whose curvature is initially negative
(lower left picture: the trajectory is chaotic) and becomes positive (upper right picture: the trajectory is quasi-periodical) later.
The consequence is that the initial state cannot be known...
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