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In the simplest (homogeneous) cosmological models, yes, the big bang
happens everywhere. But from an observational standpoint, I don't see
how you can be sure of this. We can observe only a limited amount
of the universe, after all. Who's to say what conditions are like
a billion billion light-years away from us, or what the history of
such distant places was?