Big bang theory Definition and 91 Threads

I am having problem with understanding the concept of big bang theory. Actually I don't believe in the theory. How can we say that this universe was formed because of a big explosion? We can't answer the question what happened before that.

In my opinion if the Big Bang Theory is correct, it would have resulted in a really massive black hole, "Ultramassive Black Hole(UBH)". Great Attractor could be the location of the "UBH", origin of the Big Bang. This could explain the Dark flow and all galaxies should orbit around the "UBH"...

Why do we think that the Big Bang contained "all" the matter/energy in the universe? If we imagine the point, the "big bang point" to be some accumulation of mass, what makes us think that it should have "waited" for all the mass in the universe to accumulate in it before exploding? That's...

If it was an infitesimally small point, then the composition of said infitesimal point would be dimensionless, and by definition without part. How could something without part erupt? I understand that an infitesimal point could form a substance if there is an infinite amount (in fact, any...

The Big Bang Theory: The Big Bang Theory is one of many theory's on how the universe was created. From what i have learned of it, the universe was thought to have been created by to atoms (or particles) colliding together and causing a massive explosion which created the universe we know today...

I know the topic is incredibly original, but I was just curious as to how many people genuinely accept this as a feasible explanation for the creation of the universe. Personally.. I think (at least for a long time) that there is no way of knowing. I don't like how mainstream this theory has...

As everyone here is into physics in some shape or form, I am sure everyone has at least heard of The Big Bang Theory by now. So, what is everyone's thoughts on the show? Do you like it, love it, got to have it? Who is everyone's favorite character, or favorite episode? Let's talk about the...

Excellent presentation: An introduction, or possible review, of the BIG BANG theory by an originator of inflation theory, Alan Guth of MIT: Note the video is in TWO PARTS...scroll down a bit for part II. 13 October 2009, Institute of Physics Inflationary Cosmology: Is Our Universe...

Hi everybody. There is a theory that the big bang was a whole bunch of matter from another reality, transported to this reality by an inter-demintional bridge. I do not agree with this. What does everyone else think?

I heard this joke on the latest episode of the Big Bang Theory today and I thought I can share it with you. Penny tells the four guys this joke to pull their attention away from a new girl that just moved into a flat above them, and here it is: (A physicist goes to an ice cream parlour every...

Please clarify and tell me where I am wrong. Before the big bang Time did not exist, nor mass, nor energy, nor velocity. Or did they? Thanks you for your help.

Sorry if this isn't the right place for this post. Please do help me move this topic if necessary. I'm just a bit curious that the law of entropy states that the disorderness of a closed system will continually increase. However, the big bang theory says that the universe will expand until...

Can anyone tell where I can find the mathematical proof of the Big Bang theory and by whom, I'm interest in the calculation only. If you have a scientific paper available with you please send it to me(yousifhot@hotmail.com) I really need it. Thanks a lot,

How can the distance from the sun to the end of the universe be only 137 000 times longer than the distance from the sun to the end of the galaxy?

Two questions and theories... #1. Gravity The sun, a nuclear reactor, holds all the planets in orbit. However, if it's force is strong enough to reach Pluto, billions of miles away. Why then, hasn't Mercury been sucked into the sun? My theory is, nuclear reactors, like a blown out candle...

Big Bang Theory Self-Contradictory!? There is so much hooplah floating around cyber-space. And there's way too much to talk about in terms of BBT. So, how is one to differentiate between truth and unfounded philosophy. And everyone seems to be shooting their mouth off lately as far as what...

I know that Hawking and Penrose proposed that a singularity existed at the beginning of the big bang (and that they apparently changed their minds later). They extrapolated GR back and according to the mathematics, the density and gravitational field becomes infinite. But doesn't quantum...

Just thought I would tell you guys about this new show called The Big Bang Theory. It is very geeky, and there is tons of Physics/Math/Computer Science jokes everywhere. There is also plenty of Quantum Mechanics and other really good stuff, I think most of you would really like it... (i just...

The big bang theory states: That at one time, everything that is known of our universe was once at a single point before it commenced "The Big Bang". Correct me if I'm wrong but, that means that every single particle in our entire universe could have been seen at some point in time after...

Hi, I'm looking for an in-depth book discussing the Big Bang Theory. It is rather essential to me that it begins as a very basic explanation and then progresses into more interesting and more complex ideas. Any recommendations are appreciated, Thanks.

What went bang to start everything?

I was discussing the Big Bang theory with a friend, but couldn't answer a question he asked. Why is it that people believe that the Big Bang is true? Is there any scientific proof to it?

Let me preface this by saying that I know very little about astronomy, but this is a question that has been bugging me for quite a while. I've tried looking it up online and in books, but I can't find it directly addressed anwhere. My question is that if the universe began with a single...

confirm the Big Bang theory? I know that we currently have a lot of evidence to support it. But what I'm not sure of is why can't we see beyond the Planck Epoch 10^[SIZE="0"]-43 or confirm that yes the universe did exist as a singularity beyond this point? And did this "singularity exist as some...

All right, so what I don't understand about the big bang theory is that when it describes the creation of atoms, does it mean that the particles were already in existence and the explosin only made the particles come together? or were the particles actually created by the big bang? If the...

I want to know everything about Big Bang theory. For example what were the clues which led scientists to this theory and how much they are certain of this theory. Big Bang theory says how this universe came to existence and started its expansion, now I want to know what will happen to the...

this guy is one of those "modern science is wrong because i don't understand it" types. and this is the first time i can't see a flaw in his logic. what am i missing? * refers to the universe pre big bang

Do you think that Big Bang theory reject God existence? I don't know if you discuss about it before.But I want to know do you think that we couldn't accept Big Bang theory and God existence together?

[FONT=Arial]undefinedundefinedundefined So. how can all the matter in the whole universe be compressed into one small little ball. all the matter in the UNIVERSE. it seems impossible. but I am sure a lot of u guys have a lot of ideas. maybe all the matter in the universe was under a great deal...

I came across this and was wondering if it was just hot air or if it was serious: http://www.rense.com/general61/bbang.htm

Big Bang...? ok so this is basically what I know of the theory can sombody point out if I'm go wrong with any of thi? ok so once there was an endless void of nothingness.there was no matter no particles nothing, and then a random explosion accured in the empty void and thus crated particles...

Edwin Hubble, 1929, formulated his hypothesis that the universe was expanding. George Gamov, in 1940’s, predicted the back-ground radiation, which was accidentally discovered by Penzias and Wilson, in 1965. However in 1969, Lyndon-Bell, laid the foundation that, at the heart of every...

What caused inflation in the big bang theory? I've read a few things that seem pure speculation designed to give a cause for something thought to necessarily have happened such as an antigravity force that faded at the end of the inflationary period. It seems too contrived to me.

Are there other ways to explain redshift than an expanding universe?

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10) How can Physicists propose a Theory of Everything without considering more closely the state of nothing from which energy was created? A second impasse faced by cosmological theory - insofar as it attempts to explain the origin of matter – is when describing the circumstances under which...

3) Why did it become unfashionable to mention the centre of the universe after the 16th century, when Copernicus placed the sun near there? Every body has a centre of gravity, whether it is a galaxy, a person, or a pebble. The universe had one when it first appeared: What happened to it? What...

Here follows the first part of the questions. Their appearance here is with thanks to Marcus and Nereids' encouragement:- Questions arise on what has been written for we ordinary people about how matter began – and on what has received little to no mention at all. To a cosmologist, these...

Can anybody suggest an avenue for resolving a predicament I face over big bang theory? I'm a geophysicist and work in remote areas, engaged in seismic data acquisition projects. I am fascinated by what I read on theoretical physics, and the fascination is focused on the (so far unsuccessful)...

During the last few years I have read a number of books on The Big Bang including recently one By John Gibbin; "In the Beginning." Most if not all of the books mentioned the precision with which the initial values of some important parameters had to be for the universe to have formed as it has...

[SOLVED] Reasoning behind the big bang theory Is there are way to qualitativly explain this, or is the math beyond most people? I understand that according to this model, the universe expanded from an unimaginably tiny particle with unimaginable mass desity, and that during the first fraction...