The Big Bang Theory

[Abou27]

Well, it is beyond our scope; like trying to imagine nothing.

Maybe humans keep detroying the universe and the constituents spontaneously form a new one:-)  As to the original, I refer you to my first response.

[Abou27]

Surely, if you you reject (1), you muat always reject (2).  We can all put forward theories but we must accept that these are problems that we cannot solve.  You cannot explain how the constituents of the cycle were created without considering the origins of the cycle; which we can't do.  These are questions that we can speculate upon to pass a few years:-)

[Abou27]

@Karlos

Can you explain how time effectively began at the 'BB' point? It is very easy to say time began at this point and so we can disregard certain points because they may have happened 'before' time.

Time is not necessarily a property of the universe we find ourselves in; rather, it is a property we choose to assign in order to persuade ourselves that we understand more of the universe than we do.

[Abou27]

So, you want an answer to an unanswerable question? Don't we all?


You want to know where it comes from and where the atoms that form 'it' come from.  It ain't going to happen.  There will always be a 'before'. Apologies for simple rather than scientific way of looking at things.