how do you think the universe was created?

Question

just wondering what yah think

Answer 1

i believe in the BIG BANG theory...
God spoke and BANG it happened!

:)

Answer 2

It's likely the Big Bang came from something earlier that we don't understand. There are speculative theories.

It is possible that existence is "past eternal"---something always existed. This is, perhaps, easier than making something out of nothing. We have no problem with things existing into the indefinite future, so why do we have trouble with things existing into the indefinite past?

The idea of "God" doesn't really solve the problem, because God must then be caused by something, or be "self-creating" in some ineffable way.

It's getting quite tiring to read that some scientific idea is "just a theory". Being a theory is the very best a scientific idea can be. Conversely, no scientific idea is "provable". There is a tremendous amount of overlapping evidence for the Big Bang theory from a wide variety of sources.

Answer 3

Physicists have a pretty good understanding today (backed by copious particle accelerator studies) of the formation of the universe since the electroweak epoch, or roughly 10^-12 seconds. It's expected that they'll be able to push that figure back to maybe 10^-33 seconds with Grand Unification theories, still under construction. What happened still earlier than this? Before 10^-43 seconds, the universe didn't even have time and space as we're familiar with, but that does not mean "there was no time and space", just a very different and alien kind of time and space. This universe spawned from a mulitiverse, and the transition was extremely sudden, but many physical processes can be extremely sudden. It's completely fallacious to argue that this universe "came from nothing", although a great many people are fond of saying that, as by way of saying that it's proof of God's involvement. Whether or not God was involved is a private matter for each of us, but theoretical physics continues to steadily push the boundaries of understanding things like this.

Answer 4

The Big Bang Theory is the dominant scientific theory about the origin of the universe. According to the big bang, the universe was created sometime between 10 billion and 20 billion years ago from a cosmic explosion that hurled matter and in all directions.

Although the Big Bang Theory is widely accepted, it probably will never be proved; consequentially, leaving a number of tough, unanswered questions.

Answer 5

I think the universe is bigger than everybody visually thinks. The universe before the big bang is the same size as it is today, but where it is today, is bigger than our visual universe. Before the big bang, hydrogen existed where it is at present, and still exists on the outskirts of where our universe is expanding to. Imagine all the hydrogen beyond our visual universe, waiting for the shock wave of the big bang to hit it.Poof, there goes the reaction that starts to form galaxies.

Answer 6

The universe was not really created it is a natural course of events that derived from a single space-time pulse sometime after time zero.
It is an evolving entity that will eventually go out of existence,

Answer 7

It wasn't created. It evolved from the big bang. We have massive amounts of evidence for this claim.

Answer 8

I believe God created it, someone will say there is no proof of that. If you think about it there really is no proof with the big band theory either. Thats why it is still a theory. But who knows maybe God created the big bang, and just like there is no proof of God, but most everyone believes in him, the big bang could be same way. One of those conversations I think I'd like to be drinking to have

Answer 9

although i am a hindu
i don't belive that god created it
i belive the scientific way of the big bang

Answer 10

It wasn't created. It just started.

Answer 11

I too, think that god created the universe.