I think................
.....when the cellestial bodies formed they began rotating around their own axis. they continue to do so because of what is known as "NEWTON's 1ST LAW OF MOTION"

Matter may either spin left or right, clockwise or counter-clockwise. It prefers clounter-clockwise; anti-matter is clockwise. It has "chirality" (Greek for hand). In my opinion, this means that celestials rotate counter-clockwise because matter does. The Solar System has a counter-clockwise dominance, for example.

Since astronomers haven't found evidence for anti-matter in the universe except in their labs, ours is only matter. This doesn't mean one can't be made up of anti-matter but implies another may exist which is and therefore a "meta-universe" may exist which includes both types.

Another implication of this chirality is that a deeper level of matter exists than our current theory allows: atoms are said to be made up of nucleons, electrons, and their energy sub-particles. I suspect they in turn are made up of "quarklets" and at this deepest level is where matter and anti-matter separated in the Big Bang.

What I mean is that a creation should be the same as flipping a coin within this context, so that a universe may be either one or the other but not both. Therefore, an anti-universe should also exist but presumably beyond our ken (because of the Big Bang's "event horizon", or the wave of expansion it became 13.7 billion years ago into the meta-universe). This would have nullified all previous evidence of a meta-universe as a stone thrown into a pond would the ripples and currents previous to that's "event.

Steve
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Hi Stephen Thank you for your most informative answer,