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where did the energy for the "big bang" come from? and the matter? - Noonz - 31-07-2022

Huh Huh Help

RE: where did the energy for the "big bang" come from? and the matter? - Ursa Major - 31-07-2022

we are just ghosts, man. matter barely exists, and where it does (its density) is extremely rarefied, we may as well be collectively hallucinating

RE: where did the energy for the "big bang" come from? and the matter? - height - 31-07-2022

my balls obviously



Jag

RE: where did the energy for the "big bang" come from? and the matter? - Zeus - 31-07-2022

Is Big Bang even proved or just another theory?

RE: where did the energy for the "big bang" come from? and the matter? - RuudVanNistelrooy - 31-07-2022

Hypothetically it came in the shape of dark energy and matter, no one to this day proved experimentally nor observed that kind of energy. Materialistic axiom is that matter is a constant, you can't even think about the universe without some reserve of matter.

RE: where did the energy for the "big bang" come from? and the matter? - Ursa Major - 31-07-2022

(31-07-2022, 03:10 PM)Zeus Wrote: Is Big Bang even proved or just another theory?

nah, a neo-atheist pedophile jesuit priest did that theory to invert the teachings

RE: where did the energy for the "big bang" come from? and the matter? - MysteriousWeeb420 - 31-07-2022

Causality is a scam

RE: where did the energy for the "big bang" come from? and the matter? - MysteriousWeeb420 - 31-07-2022

So it doesn't need to have come from anywhere

RE: where did the energy for the "big bang" come from? and the matter? - Noonz - 25-03-2023

(31-07-2022, 03:39 PM)RuudVanNistelrooy Wrote: Hypothetically it came in the shape of dark energy and matter, no one to this day proved experimentally nor observed that kind of energy. Materialistic axiom is that matter is a constant, you can't even think about the universe without some reserve of matter.

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insane

RE: where did the energy for the "big bang" come from? and the matter? - Dolly Buster - 25-03-2023

There is actually a good theory by the appropriately named J. Richard Gott of Princeton.

Two things are scientific fact despite sounding fantastical to civilians:


  1. Time travel into the past is possible
  2. Cosmic inflation can enlarge regions without them losing any density

So when you take these two premises it can be shown that the universe went back in time and created itself with a small piece of itself.

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RE: where did the energy for the "big bang" come from? and the matter? - 10khitman - 25-03-2023

Shut up retard