where did the material come from to make the big bang.?

Question

It just cant be there it had to be made by some process.beyond the universe.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The material that made the big bang is not really definite. Just like one of the dudes said that matter or energy cannot be created nor destroy just converted into different forms. The material might just been energy that eventually turned into matter just like scientist found out today that Energy = Mass x speed of light (square) E = mcc. Does it look familiar? Yes it is Albert Einstein equation that help create the terrible atomic bomb. But at the same time he created the formula to convert matter from energy which are the building blocks of life, and everything else. But where did the energy for the big bang came from? That is another unsolved question that can be answer only by the wild realms of imagination that humans posses. It is so controversial and confusing to find out even to the finest beginning of things. That was a good question you got there. An extremely good question. Thank you for making me think so much, for real. Now I want to ask the question, where did the energy that caused the big bang that eventually turned into matter came from???

Answer 3

If intelligent beings exist within the Universe, then the source behind the creation of the Universe MUST be intelligent.

It makes no sense that if even the simplest forms of life need to navigate their own environment, in order to accomplish the MOST basic tasks such as just getting from here to there, that this could not be the direct result of some incomprehensible force plotting out it's evolutionary stages.

We ARE living examples of that which created us. All of the inventions throughout human history did NOT start out perfect, they ALL evolved over time. So, it would make sense that even a Superior Force would start out simple, then expand to complexity over millions of years.

To answer your question, what was before the Big Bang? An eternal process of evolution.

Answer 4

At the instant of the Big Bang there was NO "material," only energy and spacetime. Material (..mass) came later.

No matter what anyone tries to tell you, there is NOT one single bit of scientifically observable evidence of what caused the Big Bang. Colliding branes, multiple universes, other dimensions, some mother universe, etc., all are nothing more than empty speculations. The cold, hard fact remains that we just don't know.

Answer 5

If you accept the BIG BANG theory then if the mass of the universe is great enough there will be a BIG CRUNCH too (where all the matter in the universe is pulled back together) I personally like the idea that this is only one in an endless series of big bangs and big crunches

Answer 6

the material in question is made up of energy wrapped in on itself. When wrapped having some of the properties of gravity and electromotive forces. Those pieces came from a thing or a being of nothing but pure energy. Where that thing came from I don't know.
I believe that it has to due with the dual universe concept. " When one universe is expanding the other is shrinking." Okay here's what happens everything that is outside of you is also inside of you. You are a being not just a flesh and blood body. So to answer your question everything comes from you. You are the center of everything as is everyone else.
So you are the source of the matter in the big bang

Answer 7

Unfortunatly, when you consider the universe (what used to be called the universe, till other universes were discovered outside that) you think of a box, a universe in it, an outside viewpoint, to be able to mentally encompas it . Thats the fault of the human brain. So now we know there's other universes, we need a bigger word than universal. (encompasing all)
You will never see it in your minds eye, because of the fixed, 3rd person viewpoint, the eagles eye view.
So you need to believe, no matter how big, it is, your sitting outside it, so what are you in?
Whats the point of saying that the big bang material came from another collapsing universe? you'll only say where did that come from and so on.
You cant accept theres a massive one, massive, big, i mean really big.
Ok, its big...immesurably big,,,,but im sat outside of it, seeing it,,,,what am i sitting in?
You see the problem?
The brain, by its visually based perception cannot visualise the indefinate. You can say the universe is indefinate.....but your brain says...ok thats science, I get the consept, but whats really beyond that?
and were back to square one.....its like MS media centre! (you just cant fathom it)
See the loop now?
P.s. looking at the other philisophical answers...god etc... the earth was actually created by slamming a young earth and a young moon (about the same size origionally) together to form one feasible planet, the looser dying to an asteroid. There were origionally ten planets (the moon was the tenth). It wasnt god, it was a similar people to mankind, who when mars got un inhabitable, became a "god" and controlled thier own long term destiny. We already, for a society that still kills each other, have the theroretical knowladge to terraform a suitable planet (in a matter of decades), though not the knowladge (they havnt aked me) of planet formation.
Note. i may be guessing about mars, it may be further away, but life certainly did exist there once.

Answer 8

I think this is the best question on here....
Though i cant answer this and nobody can i have asked this question myself and i know where you are comming from.
In the begining if there was nothing where could everything come from.
nothing can come form nothing and if there was a big bang and there was something even as little as it was wouldnt the big bang of destroyed all and not made anything? well this is your question and i dont want to take over though i am passionate about things like this i love a good debate lol but good luck with your question

Answer 9

My thoughts:

First, we will never truly know. You can theorize, and speculate all you want, but the fact is that the matter/energy from which the big bang originated occurred at a level of physics that humans do not comprehend, and do not have the tools to create models to help understand. Also, due to likely high temperatures and densities (perhaps infinitely high), the physical laws were likely different than those that exist now.

That said, it is known that matter can be created out of literally nothing but energy fluctuations in a vacuum. At the quantum level, there is a huge amount of vacuum energy available.

Where does the vacuum come from? Was it very concentrated at the beginning? Who knows? People say God made the energy/matter. I'm not going to argue them...I don't personally believe a caring God exists, but one may say that the vacuum is God himself, or if you don't like the vacuum idea, then God was the original ball of matter/energy that preceded the big bang.

In that sense, all matter and energy is God...including you and me.

Answer 10

Currently, there's a concept called Planck time, an incredibly tiny amount of time after the Big Bang, prior to which theoretical physics has no tools to explain. In fact, a Papal decree called for Catholic scientists to leave this time to God alone. There is no earthly basis to determine that God acted or that the Universe could spontaneously form out of nothingness.

Answer 11

Science has no answer for this.

The big bang theory covers only what happened starting right after the bang. As a famous physicist once said "The big bang theory says nothing about what banged, how it banged, why it banged, or even if it banged at all.

If you want to say it was created by a higher power, your answer is as good as anybody's as far as scientific evidence is concerned.