Is it possible that the earth will some day experience sound blasts from the big bang?

Question

Would not(considering the size of the big bang) sound which travels at a much lower speed than light, but much more distructive if it reached the solo system in huge space time waves? Isn't it true There is nothing out there to stop sound as we already know from listening?
Would not every thing that has already passed the planet someday return if the universe is a circular or eliptical enity?

Answer 1

Since we don't know the size of the universe its hard to tell.

But one thing is that sure sound travels, but how well does it travel in a vacuum, and sound doesn't travel forever.

Answer 2

Big Bang didn't just create all the matter in the universe, it created spacetime itself. Any location in space was contained in that singularity, so we're actually right in the middle of the 'explosion'. Big Bang occurred right here. And anywhere else in the Universe.

The only thing that remains of that explosion is, except for the [accelerating?] expanding universe, the remnant background radiation, a kind of radiation 'echo'.

As other have already said, sound waves require a medium, like air, and (with the exception of the odd galaxy) space is almost entirely empty. Radiation still exists, but there is no shockwave travelling through space from Big Bang.

Answer 3

Sound doesn't travel in space. It was a quiet big bang.

The wave front of the big bang is the edge of the expanding universe and passed through here long ago.

Answer 4

Sound does not travel in a vacuum. No sound from the BB will be heard in your lifetime.

However, I hear a Big Band when I listen to my oldies station on the radio. Tommy Dorsey is the best.

Answer 5

Sound dosent spread in space need some air or water to move in.

Answer 6

no is sure if the universe was started by a big bang or had a noise

Answer 7

sound doesn't carry in the vacuum of space.

Answer 8

And you are at level 3 ???
This is unbelievable...

Answer 9

No.