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How could the big bang be big if there was nothing around it?
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Our concept of the "big bang" is entirely theoretical; it was a long time ago, and there was nobody around to watch. Scientists generally agree on the broad outlines of what happened, and differ dramatically in the details. But according to our mathematical imaginings, not only was there no-thing around it, but the entire idea of "around" was probably meaningless as well. There was no-thing, no space, no time, and none of the normal ideas that we associate with existence or substance or emptiness. We cannot even say if the physical "laws" that we are accustomed to existed, or if they, too, were a creation of the nature of the big bang.
But in the instant of the "big bang", it FILLED THE UNIVERSE- and that's a pretty "big" bang.
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What did the world look like before the big bang?
Before the Big Bang, there was no world, nothing. Nothing defies description.
Is there any chance to occur the big bang without universe?
Our concept of the "big bang" has no explanation about how or why, but our hypothesis is that there was NOTHING before the Big Bang created the universe.
How many planets were believed to be formed in the big bang theory?
The big bang theory has nothing to do with the formation of planets.
Could a black dwarf star be the nothing that started the big bang?
No, this doesn't seem a very likely explanation of the Big Bang. A black dwarf has way to little mass to account for the entire Universe.
When is the next Big Bang?
There may be at some point near the end of the universe, if the whole universe does the opposite of the Big Bang. Should the universe implode into one big mass in what we call the Big Crunch, another Big Bang could follow. Humans may not experience this because as it stands now, when our Sun dies, Earth dies. Additionally, nothing we know of could survive the Big Crunch.
What happened at the time of the Big Bang?
The universe began rapidly expanding and cooling. This expansion was NOT an explosion because there is nothing around the universe for it to explode into.For what it is worth the Big Bang never ended, it is still happening.
How did the first life forms come into being according to the big bang theory?
The big bang theory has nothing to do with the formation of life.
Would planets ever be formed without the big bang?
Without the Big Bang there would be NOTHING. The entire Universe - including space, and apparently even time! - is the result of the Big Bang.
Did the big bang blow up the earth?
No, it didn't. At the moment of the 'big bang', which was really an expansion and not a noisy explosion, there was absolutely nothing except the massless energy that brought the big bang about. The earth didn't exist until billions of years after the big bang.
Was the big bang the end of a black hole?
This is a highly unlikely assumption and it could be answered with 'no'. In the best of our knowledge, nothing existed before the Big Bang ocured, except for the theoretical singularity that is supposed to be the origin of the Big Bang. Many theories have sprung up regarding the origin and cause of the Big Bang but no concrete evidence has been found or valid forward for any of these theories.
Who really invented the universe God or the big bang?
Well you have to believe God could have made a huge bang. The simple answer is God not a big bang, created everything because you either believe everything was built out of nothing or it was all created by an intelligent god. It appears there wasn't a big bang because some galaxies and planets spin contrary to others' directions. If there was a big bang they would all spin in the same direction.
What star made The Big Bang?
The Big Bang (ultimately) made the stars, not the other way around. The universe wasn't even here for there to be stars in before the Big Bang.
