where did matter come from?

Question

think about it if there are planets where did their componints come from, my theory is that there is something beyond the vastness of space itself like a realm of pure matter or energy.

Answer 1

That's a good question. I don't know if this is answering your question, but I do know that mass cannot be created or destroyed due to the Conservation of Mass.

Answer 2

The BB was an explosion of time, space, and energy. That energy, in the form of radiation, cooled and condensed into matter and anti-matter. As the AM and M annilated each other, there was a slight surplus of M which formed into the particles that formed the contents of the universe. How slight was the surplus? Less than 1 billion + 1units M for every 1 billion units of AM. Sorta gives you a sence of how large the BB really was.

Answer 3

Matter and energy were created around 13.6 billion years ago before the end of the first second of the Big Bang and after the universe was "inflated". By matter it is understood that it follows the physical laws of the universe as we presently know it and that it is equivalent to energy according to m=E/c*c. C= speed of light in vacuum. Matter is a conglomerate of particles with an associated property which we call mass. This property seems to interact with a hypothetical exchange particle ( graviton) in a gravitational field exerting an attractive force stemming from a net effect in the curvature of space.

Answer 4

Hi. If the theory is correct then the energy of the explosive beginning of the universe was partially condensed into quarks. They then combined into mostly protons. Some of the energy formed electrons, which eventually mated up with protons to make hydrogen. The stars fuse hydrogen into the other elements.

Answer 5

We don't know. All we know is that it was all in one tiny place at one time (the cosmic egg).

Answer 6

WHAT DOES IT MATTER!!!!!!!!!