does that deal with how OUR universe started or the total universe comprised of all infinante parallel universes? maby there all the same? but the laws of physics in our universe may not hold true for the other ones. hmm.
(no this isnt bullshit its what some physicists are proposing today. may or may not be what the universe actually is. makes it the perfect theory cant test it so cant prove it false right
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(no this isnt bullshit its what some physicists are proposing today. may or may not be what the universe actually is. makes it the perfect theory cant test it so cant prove it false right
)Yeah, sorry about hijacking the thread, I just couldn't... help myself. I'm seriously interested in the question I asked though. How can all the matter in the known universe physically be condensed into a micropscopic particle?
Just because you cannot understand it, that does not make it so.
I would guess, and I'm not a expert or anything, but my guess would be some sort of "balanced out" mixture of an unknown "negative matter," (dark matter/dark energy) which canceled out "real world matter." But some sort of event caused it to explode and the negative and positive matter to interact and create real world matter or convert negative matter to positive real world matter.
But I'm have no idea what I'm talking about, these are just ramblings from my head.
Hmm... taking a leaf from sub-atomic physics where a particle can exist in multiple places at one time, then all the particles in the world used to be in the same place at the same time could be a possibility. An incredibly unstable one though, which is why they expanded so quickly within a trillionth. And maybe they didn't expand in the physical sense of movement as we think of a flying vehicle. But they just "existed" into positions where it was more mathematically feasible for them to be in?
I'm just talking crock here but it's an incredibly interesting topic.
"If god created our universe, does god have a god to creat his universe?" - dopcombo, 2006.
I'm just talking crock here but it's an incredibly interesting topic.
"If god created our universe, does god have a god to creat his universe?" - dopcombo, 2006.
The first part about particles existing in the same place, good idea, but the second one no because they've shown that the universe is constantly moving away from itself and expanding wider, as if it were an explosion of some sort.
So saying all particles in the universe existing in the same place at the same time cause some sort of giant explosion which threw everything into the universe, that's a better idea.
So let me get this straight: You're not a Christian because you disagree with your own interpretation of Christianity?
Powermoloch
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Here's my question: If the universe was created from the Big Bang, what was around that spot where the Big Band occured?
Dissipate
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Why do you say that? Do you actually think that we could breach the confines of our universe and actually go into that place? (if it could even be called a 'place')
Personally, my favorite theory is that of computational physics. I believe that the universe consists of series of computational processes that could be reverse engineered or even perhaps reverse-computed. As part and parcel of this theory I believe that the ultimate building block of the universe is information. Hence, the quantity of this information or the manner in which it is computed is arbitrary (at least to an observer outside the universe).
It's like specifying how many levels there are in a video game. One? Two? A thousand? An infinite number? All you have to do is program it that way.
And I have no clue as to how the universe has been 'programmed.' I just know that we have already reverse engineered a great deal of that programming with math and physics.
My mom allways said there is absolutely NOTHING in my head... so beware, I might explode any time now :Q
Vic
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All the matter in the universe was condensed by virtue of e = mc^2. Prior to the Big Bang, it was not matter, it was energy.
BTW, the word "created" is not used in the original Hebrew text. The Hebrew word was bara, and it means filled or fattened (for example, God filled Elijah's heart with joy). "In the beginning, God filled the heavens and the earth."
Thank you, troll through...
that really trips me out to think that there was actually nothing, i mean just nothing. emptiness. scary.
There can't be just nothing. I understand the premise of NOTHING. Just seems crazy that there was nothing, there has to be something for there be nothing. I picture myself sitting in a completely dark closet, theres nothing in there and thats what I picture as the emptiness, but theres the outside holding that nothingness.
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