Bigbang = universe = outside = what?

Question

Scientists say that from "singularity" Bigbang happened and created the "universe".

There could have been multiple Bigbangs at multiple places too far away from each other.

Lets just say that there was another bigbang about million times away from the "universe" created by this bigbang.

Now is there any laws in physics which says that from this earth(this universe) can we see the light emitted by stars in another universe created by another bigbang.

PLEASE NOTE : I am not talking of parallel universe, i am just talking about multiple universes (created by multiple bigbang)

Answer 1

It is possible that there are other universes, created at the same or different times as our own, but they would (obviously) be unreachable in any manner as they would not be within OUR universe. Which is, by definition, the only one we can see.

Answer 2

According to the big bang theory everything in this universe came from the big bang, including space, which means that our universe is finite, which in turn implies that it is possible for there to be something beyond the edge of the universe.

There could be another universe that was created at the same time but in a different ‘place’ assuming that there is some other ‘place’.

The only way we could detect this universe would be if it came in contact with our own and then we waited for the light from that contact to reach us here on earth.

Answer 3

First, there is no 'outside'. The Big Bang created not only matter and energy but also space. The Monobloc (the thing that contained all the energy before the Big Bang) contained all the space as well.

However, if space were infinite and the Big Bang created matter and energy only, then...well, unfortunately, there would be infinite dark energy outside the Universe and we'd all get squished back in again instantly.

Okay, so provided the Big Bang didn't create space AND either there is not infinite space or there is not dark energy, and if other Big Bangs happened somewhere out there at the same time as ours, then yes, when their light reached us, we would be able to see it.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

If people would read the bible they would see that there is no big bang theroy,God created everything and we were put here for his purpose.Read Genisis and furthermore if you read the bible and compare it to the news you would see what is going on and what the bible says is happening now.That is proof beyond belief.Try typing in Luke 21:5-25 and Isaiah 65:17 and reading it also you might wanna try john 3:16 after reading those as well.

Answer 6

Hi. The only law that makes this impossible is the light-speed law. Light from a more distance universe would not have reached us yet.

Answer 7

well depends on the quantum science and laws of physics, myself i do believe that there are various activies everyday involing in new unverise*sp* you know when black hole is made, it can resulting in big bang, only if the enough amounts of the enegry to make it happen

Answer 8

i disagree with green_meklar, i think space is not something 'materialistic, space is just something that EXISTED , it is not an object, and time isnt an object either. it is just something that had EXISTED, scientist say time started the time big bang happened, to me thats bullcrap.

Answer 9

Big Bang. hahahahaha!!!

Dumbest theory ever