If any field can be overreaching into all aspects of physics it would be cosmology. A knowledge of the birth of the universe cannot help but be fundamental to physical reality, but the standard cosmological model is by no means written in stone. To make matters worse, the advent of quantum physics has engendered a movement away from conventional cosmology with concepts like the multiverse and the many-worlds interpretation that are as strange as the quantum world appears to be. In this essay I propose a cosmological model to underscore the role which cosmology may play as fundamental to an understanding of quantum entanglement, a physical reality perhaps impossible to reach by any other means.
Peter Bauch