If you froze the pre-bigbang condensed matter, would it have still exploded?

Question

If you took the pre-big bang concentrated universe, packed into it's smallest possible amount, and removed all heat and movement from it, would that have stopped it's expansion?

Answer 1

Well, thats sort of an impossibility, as an infinitely dense point would have nearly an infinite amount of potential energy... and there is not enough cold in the universe to prevent that. Theoretically, if you could remove the potential energy, you may be able to stop expansion, however, the word freeze is not appropriate as that would signify removing thermal energy allowing the matter to create a lattice structure which, in an infinitely dense point, would actually have to cause expansion for the molecules to align to a frozen lattice structure.

Answer 2

Well, technically, there was no pre-Big Bang matter. The universe simply consisted of extremely high levels of energy. This energy, when "released" began interacting with each other to form elementary particles and anti-particles (E = mc^2).

But what you're asking is that if it were possible to "freeze" the matter here, could it have prevented the universal evolution. If you were able to remove the energy from the newly formed particles, probably. But how do you remove energy from energy to prevent inflation?

Answer 3

don't think each little thing Y/A tells you, or that anybody tells you. Describing spirit with words is impossible because of fact they wreck wholeness into products, yet you are able to element at it. the sunshine Jesus observed isn't the sunshine of the actual international. The actual international is a metaphor, no longer the real ingredient.

Answer 4

I think according how temperatur get it if the temperature more extreme the molecule distance very closed it can become explosive mater

Answer 5

I agree with Thomas the BIG BANG IS NOT REAL.
It might be real but only if God made it happen.

Answer 6

THE BIG BANG IS NOT REAL.