If the universe is infinite, how did we reach this point in existance?

Question

if the earth didn't have a starting pt. you wouldnt be anywhere

Answer 1

We don't know if the universe is infinite. There is a lot we don't know about what is at the bottom of the ocean, let alone what is in outer space.

One thing we do know is that we came into existence by an all-powerful God whose name is Jehovah. (Ps. 83:18)

Answer 2

Well, you have to be somewhere, don't you?

One of the more disturbing hypotheses in current cosmology is that we have gotten (and will get) to this point an infinite number of times. This is because we can only know about what happens within our event horizon, 40 billion lightyears in diameter, and for the time since the Big Bang, 13.7 billion years. Since all the fields and particles within that sphere are quantized, there are only a finite number of past histories that might have existed (huge, but finite). Therefore, if there are an infinite number of "Big Bangs", everything in the Universe up to now has in fact occured an infinite number of times in the infinite meta-Universe. Pretty disturbing, eh?

Answer 3

Science doesn't say it is or isn't infinite. It says we need to develop a theory of quantum gravity before we can determine if the universe had a starting point.

Answer 4

Evolving from the simplest life form there is to the complex life form that we are now and there is no stopping us. Giving the right condition and a good amount of time we can evolve ourself to adapt to the new condition and environment that we will be facing.

Answer 5

If the universe is infinite, then anything that is possible becomes a certainty...eventually.

Answer 6

The sounds like a question that science (at least as we currently know it) will never be able to answer.

Answer 7

Universe is infinite in its expanse;but we ourselves are limited.

Answer 8

Whiskey Tango Foxtrot?

Answer 9

Nobody knows.

Answer 10

I guess we have to be somewhere I guess.
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