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what caused the big bang?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.//Do not the Unbelievers see that the heavens and the earth were joined together (as one unit of creation), before we clove them asunder?//
Quite a stretch of the imagination to claim that this is a description of the Big Bang. " .. we clove them asunder" describes them being split apart by the active hand of God.
The Big Bang begins with pure radiation. Matter eventually condenses from the fireball entirely as an inevitable unguided consequence of the Laws of Physics. No cloving involved at all. Quite the opposite.
Quite a stretch of the imagination to claim that this is a description of the Big Bang. " .. we clove them asunder" describes them being split apart by the active hand of God.
The Big Bang begins with pure radiation. Matter eventually condenses from the fireball entirely as an inevitable unguided consequence of the Laws of Physics. No cloving involved at all. Quite the opposite.
The Big Bang comes from a physical system that lies beyond of the Universe as we know it.
The Universe is a consequence of nature seeking to reach minimum energy and order in that system. A perfect void of infinite extent would by definition be extremely ordered. Consequently the distribution of energy varies throughout.
Some places have so much energy that they burst forth as universes. There are probabaly countless other universes beyond ours each with different physical laws.
The Universe is a consequence of nature seeking to reach minimum energy and order in that system. A perfect void of infinite extent would by definition be extremely ordered. Consequently the distribution of energy varies throughout.
Some places have so much energy that they burst forth as universes. There are probabaly countless other universes beyond ours each with different physical laws.
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These other universes with different laws could certainly exist. It is just they peobably would mostly be far less interesting than ours. It is possible to manifest Space and Time yet have no matter. It would still be a universe.
Moreover there could be combinations of laws that had not been anticipated to allow the production of an entirely different type of matter. Humans do have a tendency to see everything in the perspective of what is familiar.
Moreover there could be combinations of laws that had not been anticipated to allow the production of an entirely different type of matter. Humans do have a tendency to see everything in the perspective of what is familiar.
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