How are baryons produced?

Physicists can't tell you how gravitational fields occur, and therefore can't answer two other related questions. The main reason is that the current theory only involves 5 energy in the universe. There is no single equation that tells us what dark energy is. This means that any story derived from electricity means that the energy of 95% of the universe has no role in the story. Any sensible person would find this incredible.

Gordon's theory of everything includes all the energy in the universe, revealing that most of the energy in the universe still remains in the basic energy state of the energy level. This energy is proportional to c^0 and is the energy associated with the entities that compose and structure the space-time medium.

Please note that spacetime is made up of entities, not particles. The difference is that particles exist with space and time, while entities exist in the form of "space and time". Physicists only know the energy of particles, not the energy associated with spacetime itself, but it is this missing feature that is needed to answer all the mysteries in physics and cosmology.

The level of energy can be expressed by this simple equation:

When G = 2 to get E = mc^2, Einstein discovered the highest energy state, mass energy and c^2 is proportional. Note(msub2) = mass. We are also familiar with the equation E = h(frequency) when G = 1 or written E = (h/wavelength)c^1. This energy is the energy associated with the photon (light) and is proportional to c^1. The term m(sub1) = h/wavelength. However, the lost energy state is the fundamental energy state, which is the energy associated with the entities that make up spacetime, and this energy is proportional to c^0. The m term in all these equations is the same as in Gordon's model, which is the displacement and/or motion of energy in space and time.

Gordon's theory of everything reveals that the speed of light is the speed at which E1 energy moves through E0 energy, or the speed at which energy moves through energy, creating a higher Gordon energy state in the energy hierarchy.

Gravity fields only occur during the Big Bang when conditions allow for a Gordon energy state jump. First, you need to know that the entities that make up spacetime only create an energy field in the radial direction of the plane. Before the Big Bang, all space-time entities were aligned on the same plane, creating a parallel plane universe containing only two spatial dimensions. The Big Bang represented the rearrangement of entities into a cubic lattice, creating our current three-dimensional universe.

During reorganization, some entities accelerate to a speed where they can no longer colonize the entity lattice. This speed is the speed of light. Once our space-time is formed, these particles must always move at a speed of c^1 because they can never return to a certain position in space-time. The energy associated with these particles is proportional to c^1, and these were the first particles created during the Big Bang...primordial photons.

The reason baryogenesis will never happen again is because the entities of space and time cannot return to the way they were aligned before the Big Bang so the conditions for changing from a base energy state to the next higher Gordon energy state can never will happen. Physicists believe they are recreating the conditions that existed at the Big Bang in a collider. It's a joke (and expensive). The only way to reproduce these conditions is to tear spacetime apart...which doesn't happen in any experiment we can think of.

Each original photon has a negative charge, so every collision of them must be negative-to-negative. This is what breaks the symmetry and is the violation that physicists are looking for. This is why the universe is made of matter and not antimatter. If the original photon carried a positive electric field, we would live in an antimatter universe. If the original photon was half positive and half negative, then there would be no mass particles in the universe.

This answer makes sense to your question, it is fully compatible with current knowledge and theory, and it takes into account all the energy in the universe.