does anyone know how the big boom happend?

Answer 1

sorry i'm a creationist.

Answer 2

If you take one end of the universe that we can see, and compare it to the other end they are the same, which implies that they were in contact or at least communication (close enough to have a light wave travel back and forth) with each other at some point.

If you trace back both ends they don't meet exactly right, so the math shows that they had to have traveled faster than the speed of light at some point, that point is called the big bang. I don't know if there actually was a bang, but if mass were traveling faster than the speed of light I would imagine a large noise as well.

Answer 3

The Heinsenberg Uncertainty principle, which is usually written as delta-n * delta-p <= h can also be written as delta-t * delta-E <= h.

In other words, there can be fluctuations in the amount of energy in a system so long as 1) it involves a small amount of energy or 2) it involves a small amount of time. The shorter the time, the larger the amount of energy that can be created without disturbing the universe. The smaller the amount of energy, the longer time it can exist without disturbing the universe. This is not hypothesis. This is proven theory, with virtual particles being created and destroyed in the subatomic level at all times.

It should next be noted that the Universe has a very low average energy.

Answer 4

Did you mean Big Bang

If so, FUSION is beleived to be the cause.

That occurs when you compact atoms and elementary particles into to close a space.

When things get to close, like people in a train in Japan or New York City at rush hour, they fuse together and release radiation (gamma rays -- or get into fist fights) and if this occurs on a continual basis HEAT is release and that makes things expand and burn and BANG!

Or in your case BOOM!

Answer 5

It had to come from somewhere. Some deny that there ever was a thing called the void but countless reference works describe it as a total lack of any substance. I suspect that,through some as yet not understood process, a great stress developed in the void and it manifested itself as a great burst of energy that came to be known as the big bang.

Answer 6

"Where's the Ka-Boom!
There was supposed to be an Earth shattering Ka-Boom!"

Bugs put out the Aludium Q-36 explosive space modulator with his fingers while the Martian was looking the other way.

Answer 7

No answer can possibly be satisfactory because you have to accept either
(a) a first event (uncaused by any other, otherwise it wouldn't be first), or
(b) an eternally-existing universe, or
(c) that our conception of time itself is incorrect.

All are very counter-intuitive (note however that bringing God in to the picture doesn't really help, because then you have to explain the existence of God, so you are back where you started).
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Answer 8

A scientist was conducting “research” on the effects of LSD back in the sixties. After a heavy dose and a LOOOOONNNNGGGG trip, he fell asleep at his desk. One of his research assistants kicked his chair over and upon his head impacting the floor, “BANG!!” The theory was born. Sorry, it was too tempting to pass up.

Answer 9

Big Bang

When molocules from the Sun Atached to other molocules cause the earth to evolve.

Answer 10

No, no one actually knows yet. It's one of the great mysteries of physics and astronomy.

Oh, and it's usually called the "big bang".

Answer 11

Let me check with my Father on this one...He has been around for ages and probably knows all about it. He is always telling me about stuff he did in the old days... And he is old as the ages anyhow...