so, according to the big bang theory, all the matter in the universe was once compressed into an infinitely singularity. where did this dot come from, and what caused this small dot to expand?
so, according to the big bang theory, all the matter in the universe was once compressed into an infinitely singularity. where did this dot come from, and what caused this small dot to expand?mig_killer2
hum we don't have all the awnshier.
But somme scientist think when you have nothing something can be make by the empty
Vacuum fluctuations and cosmic inflation, respectively, according to the most broadly embraced current cosmological thought. Vacuum fluctuations are a well-established and observed phenomenon. Inflation obviously is something we can't observe directly without creating a universe, but it accounts for a lot of properties of the universe that other theories don't, such as the "flatness problem" and the smoothness of the cosmic microwave background radiation.
It may sound strange but in physics things can be created from nothing. There doesn't need to be a reason for the universe, or something that came before the big bang
Some people just can't accept "it just happened for no reason" as an answer
It may sound strange but in physics things can be created from nothing. There doesn't need to be a reason for the universe, or something that came before the big bang
Some people just can't accept "it just happened for no reason" as an answer
vitriolboy
exactly. everything has to have meaning. everyone needs to be special. it doesn't and you're not. we're here for a blip of time and we're gone. enjoy the ride.
so, according to the big bang theory, all the matter in the universe was once compressed into an infinitely singularity. where did this dot come from, and what caused this small dot to expand?mig_killer2
[QUOTE="mig_killer2"]what caused this small dot to expand?mig_killer2
A big bang.
so, what caused the big bang? before the big bang, there was no time. how could this happen in an environment where there isn't time There was no before the Big Bang :) Vacuum fluctuations don't just mean spontaneous appearance of particles, but also spontaneous emergence of pockets of spacetime.
[QUOTE="mig_killer2"]what caused this small dot to expand?xaos
A big bang.
so, what caused the big bang? before the big bang, there was no time. how could this happen in an environment where there isn't time There was no before the Big Bang :) Vacuum fluctuations don't just mean spontaneous appearance of particles, but also spontaneous emergence of pockets of spacetime. so our universe has no meaning whatsoever?
[QUOTE="mig_killer2"]what caused this small dot to expand?mig_killer2
A big bang.
so, what caused the big bang? before the big bang, there was no time. how could this happen in an environment where there isn't time There was no before the Big Bang :) Vacuum fluctuations don't just mean spontaneous appearance of particles, but also spontaneous emergence of pockets of spacetime. so our universe has no meaning whatsoever?
Basically yes. There won't be any voice from on high giving you a reason for your existence, you'll have to come up with one on your own
[QUOTE="mig_killer2"]what caused this small dot to expand?mig_killer2
A big bang.
so, what caused the big bang? before the big bang, there was no time. how could this happen in an environment where there isn't time There was no before the Big Bang :) Vacuum fluctuations don't just mean spontaneous appearance of particles, but also spontaneous emergence of pockets of spacetime. so our universe has no meaning whatsoever? If there is any meaning, it won't be coming from science. That's not what science is there for; it is only designed to deal with the quantifiable and empirical, not the transcendant and ineffable.
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