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The false vacuum theory can explain things well, such as the limitation of the velocity of material bodies. It also has the logical conclusion that the structure of the universe is more complex than before. Imagine a vast expanse of true vacuum in which there is nothing. But it's still not really a true vacuum, but a pseudo-true one - just a level of the same false vacuum as ours, which makes up the familiar cosmos, only with a lower energy potential.
And in this low-energy vacuum here and there the bubbles of the next big bang are blowing up. Each such bubble swells to a certain limit, and then, for example, bursts, and all energy from it bursts into the field of pseudo-true vacuum. At the same time it generates certain oscillations, and these oscillations should, by idea, obey all the basic principles of wave propagation, including interference, autowaves, etc.
Another point. If we logically continue this, the potential hole into which the universe may fall would turn out to be multistage and much deeper than what quantum field theory describes. I would say practically infinite.

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