So I'm watching a documentary on the BigBang Theory and watch some simulation module that explains how the universe expanded rapidly. While watching this simulation I begin to wonder: didn't the "BigBang" begin in a preoccupied space. Wouldn't that chain reaction require some space for this large amount of energy to expand in?
How was "Space" created before the Universe
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its fun to speculate on shit like that, but real talk humans only know so much about space. this is one of those things it'll take Earth science another 1000 years to even be halfway correct about.
Great question, unless it was simply there in the first place.
A good analogy would be the continents. If sea levels were a bit higher, Earth would resemble a large ball of water. However, once they've subsided a bit, the continents are then exposed.
Water didn't create them. The drop in level simply exposes what was there all along.
A good analogy would be the continents. If sea levels were a bit higher, Earth would resemble a large ball of water. However, once they've subsided a bit, the continents are then exposed.
Water didn't create them. The drop in level simply exposes what was there all along.
God did it. 
i dont know bout the big bang nigga but
that fuc faces video was the shit
that fuc faces video was the shit
No, as far as current science understands it.
i dont know bout the big bang nigga but
that fuc faces video was the shit
"Nothing makes a nigga happier than not knowing the answer to yo' question...I don't know that space shit nigga. I'm keeping it real!"
Very good analogy.
but how could it have been there in the first place? wouldnt the space have to be created? and then where did the force or whatever created that space that was there 'in the 1st place' come about?
man life is basically a video game
Gotta believe something came from nothing in order to understand the big bang. There is no answer, but your own scientific opinion.
all i know is when i figured out there were different levels to space, time, and the universe in general, i stopped questioning shit like that.
A thousand years from now?
Hell with how accelerated our technological and scientific understanding has progressed in a meager 200 years it is safe to say that in a couple hundred years at least future humans will be calling us idiots because we did not know jack shit about space.
so what is the alternate idea? And how does something NOT come from nothing?
To answer the OP's question.... I DON'T KNOW.
That doesn't mean it's true, it just means you may have a calling to be a phycisist and try to figure it out.
My first guess is antimatter, but I don't understand that what really means. It's obviously beyond the understanding of many. You have some research to do instead of deciding that phycisists have never pondered the same question.
I found this:
Space and time were created in the Big Bang. At the beginning of the universe, the space was completely filled with matter. The matter was originally very hot and very dense and then expanded and cooled to eventually produce the stars and galaxies we see in the universe today.
This.
Man can explain expansion, gravity, the nebula, etc. But the ultimate question of what was there @ first has yet to be answered.
Scientists typically say there was a huge compression and everything came from that. But what created the matter that was compressed. In the end God (aka a creator) is the only logical explanation. But, a scientist will fight that every time b/c it contradicts essentially everything they believe in.
Excellent post!
but what created god?
Fuzzy_McNut
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Big Bang is dumb as fuck.
Science has already proven the big bang to be untrue. Specifically Conservation of Angular Momentum.
If there was a big bang all the planets and everything should be rotating in the same direction. Watch this clip of how at :51
Science has already proven the big bang to be untrue. Specifically Conservation of Angular Momentum.
If there was a big bang all the planets and everything should be rotating in the same direction. Watch this clip of how at :51
If I remember correctly, it's hard to imagine for me, I'm not that imaginative. But it's supposed to be something like the entirety of space fit inside the size of a ball or something? Really really small. But then the big bang occurred and that's what we have now currently. So the believe is that everything that is....was inside that little ball of the big bang.
before you can answer that, you have to figure out WHAT is God?
Naw is 2012 all we have to show for it is our phones & faster Download speeds
Where are the flying cars & robots in every house
Humans are getting dumber
This is like the second dark age
There was a thread on here mentioning todays gap between the rich & poor is a lot worst then during the roman empire
Still cac continue to vote agaisnt there best interest
Fuzzy_McNut
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nothing. Alpha and Omega. First and last.
Infinity is a number.....nothing can create it, but it exists and that's it's properties.
What is infinity...with it anything is possible but w/out it nothing is possible.
you can also disprove big bang like this:
say you got all of the components for something as simple as a watch or as complex as a human being.
Next you put it all into a container or space.
next you add energy or a big explosion.
would the end result be a functioning watch or a human being?
i dont think so
Man, you won't get a reliable answer here, in class, or even in church for that matter. My only hope is that when we die these things get revealed. Would be a shame to never know.
touche
Fuzzy_McNut
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yes, there is tremendous complexity in all life forms.
also bangs and explosions dont cause paterns that are very consistent. If a building explodes you wont see a pattern of debris. The universe follows a patern. This is the work of a creator.
Just do what humans did for all of "known" human history -- invent a god to answer the question.
Sounds like a childish answer, right? But that is all we have done for thousands of years. Don't know something? Say a god did it. Wonder how all this got here? Say god did it. Wonder who or what made god? Say god already existed and that's that. Human science for the last 10,000 years in a nutshell.
I am so glad I caught the little bit of time where we are really trying to figure shit out. Hopefully your question will be answered in my lifetime. It's something I wonder too.
Sounds like a childish answer, right? But that is all we have done for thousands of years. Don't know something? Say a god did it. Wonder how all this got here? Say god did it. Wonder who or what made god? Say god already existed and that's that. Human science for the last 10,000 years in a nutshell.
I am so glad I caught the little bit of time where we are really trying to figure shit out. Hopefully your question will be answered in my lifetime. It's something I wonder too.
Disagree
You reference the Dark Age but it is not a well suited example. The Dark Ages only transpired in one region of the world, and that was in Europe after the fall of the Roman empire. Everyone else outside of Europe in the middle east, far East, and Africa for example kept it moving and continued to make scientific advances. So even if the US is getting dumber that will not hold back the rest of the world.
Transhumanism is another 30-40 years away from getting kick started as well.
And as far as flying cars, people can't even drive now. Do you really want to put them behind a flying vehicle??? There would be 9/11 type incidents everyday because ninjas were not paying attention while piloting.
We would be seeing news reports like this on the regular
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