What Are the Flaws in Personal Theories About the Big Bang and the Multiverse?

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The discussion centers on the flaws in personal theories regarding the Big Bang and the Multiverse. The original poster posits that matter cannot be created or destroyed, questioning the origin of matter for the Big Bang. They propose two possibilities: the existence of a universe with different laws of matter or the creation of new universes through energy. The conversation highlights the importance of adhering to established scientific theories, such as cosmic inflation and the Big Bounce, while discouraging personal theories that lack empirical support.

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I, along with many other people, believe (for the most part) in the big bang. However matter cannot be created or destroyed, so where did it come from to allow the big bang to happen in the first place? I also believe that there are countless other universes much like our own. I was wondering if its possible that perhaps one of these universes has different laws of matter than our own and that matter can be created and or destroyed. From this i hatched 2 main possibilities: either this universe has so much energy in it that it can actually create new universes or there are already empty universes and they somehow temporarily connect with the other one allowing energy/matter to fill it. Could someone please point out all the flaws in this personal theory of mine, and also give a couple of widely accepted theories that are more plausible?
 
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dilsfunspot said:
Could someone please point out all the flaws in this personal theory of mine, and also give a couple of widely accepted theories that are more plausible?

Welcome to PF. I'm sorry to say that personal theories however aren't so welcome (check out rules) :)

Check these references for some credible ideas

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inflation_(cosmology )
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Bounce
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multiverse
 
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