what is the exact time of the big bang?

Question

curious. also old and looking

Answer 1

In physical cosmology, the Big Bang is the scientific theory that the universe emerged from a tremendously dense and hot state about 13.7 billion years ago

Answer 2

Time has been studied by philosophers and scientists for 2,500 years, and thanks to this attention it is much better understood today. Nevertheless, many issues remain to be resolved. Here is a short list of the most important ones—what time actually is; whether time exists when nothing is changing; what kinds of time travel are possible; why the time dimension has an arrow but a space dimension does not; whether the future and past are real; how to analyze the metaphor of time's flow; whether the future will be infinite; whether there was time before the Big Bang; whether tensed or tenseless concepts are semantically basic; what is the proper formalism or logic that captures the special role that time plays in reasoning; and what are the neural mechanisms that account for our experience of time. Some of these issues will be resolved by scientific advances alone, but others require philosophical analysis.

Answer 3

The time of Creation of the universe was comparatively short .
It was almost instanteanous relative to the time that existed before the big Bang. And the Universe did not neccessarilly have to be created out of a Bang. It could have been a quasi infinite number of whirlpools. (that is space twisting which is more like a magnetic phenomena) .
So there are a numerous number of permutational possibilities how the Universe could have actually been Created.

Answer 4

Some time 10 to the minus 95 seconds from zero!

Answer 5

11:23am Eastern Standard Time

Answer 6

Around 13.7 billion years ago, give or take 400 million years. That comes from a weighted fit of pretty much all data in observational cosmology.