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I'm looking for any information available concerning what "was" before the Big Bang. Anyone that can help? Thanks
It's possible that this is a contradiction of terms. If the universe started from a singularity, then no information from a prior cycle is obtainable in this cycle. In fact it is most likely the case that the entire information content of this universe is zero. If there is no alternative but that this universe exist, then a 100% probability results in zero information content.sparky8406 said:I'm looking for any information available concerning what "was" before the Big Bang. Anyone that can help? Thanks
sparky8406 said:I'm looking for any information available concerning what "was" before the Big Bang. Anyone that can help? Thanks
RingoKid said:so Marcus...
I was reading that article not 2 days ago and it says LQG inverts our universe into a left-right/mirror image configuration at the point of a big bang and then inflationary processes take over. Like a balloon getting sucked through it's opening and turned inside out.
So where did the inverse universe that blew out to become ours come from?...The black/white hole baby universe factory...sounds rather cylclic to me
selfAdjoint said:Jacobi, who discovered the elliptic functions by inverting the elliptic integrals, said man muss immer umkehren, interpreted as "you must always invert". Sorry, I'm too lazy to do the umlauts.
The Big Bang theory is the most widely accepted scientific explanation for the origin of the universe. It states that the universe began as a hot, dense and infinitely small point, known as a singularity, and has been expanding and cooling ever since.
The concept of "before" the Big Bang is currently not well understood or accepted in the scientific community. The laws of physics, as we know them, break down at the singularity, making it impossible to determine what existed before the Big Bang. Some theories propose the existence of a pre-Big Bang universe or a multiverse, but these are still speculative and require further research.
With our current understanding of physics, it is unlikely that we will ever be able to determine what occurred before the Big Bang. However, scientists continue to study and explore new theories and advancements in technology may allow us to gain a better understanding in the future.
The idea of the universe not existing is difficult for our human minds to comprehend. The concept of time is also closely tied to the existence of the universe, so it is unclear if there was a time when the universe did not exist. The Big Bang theory suggests that the universe has always existed in some form, even if it was in a different state than it is now.
There is a significant amount of evidence that supports the Big Bang theory, including the cosmic microwave background radiation, the abundance of light elements in the universe, and the expansion of the universe. Additionally, the Big Bang theory is consistent with many other scientific theories and observations, further strengthening its validity.