If you could find the origin of the big bang and travel to it, what would we be able to find?

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Is God inside the entrance of where the big bang took place? is he in outerspace if we enter the blackhole and find his heaven?
On the history channel I found out that our universe (space) is expanding at a very rapid rate. is it possible that one day we can find an exit in outerspace...any exit in space that can lead us into heaven or perhaps another dimension like ours or we will one day reach a different origin that shows us we have left outerspace, because we found an opening to escape the no oxygen place we call as "outerspace"? If you provide answers, please try to use simple terms, scientific vocabulary is difficult, it would take a long time to look up every word to understand what your post is really saying. Thanks and i'm just curious for answers here.

Answer 1

uhm.... no... no......no again... no... no... and no....
God is believed to be everywhere
There is no exit to outer space. space is infinite
you wouldnt be able to see what was before the big bang, because it would be infinitely dense, making it a singularity. nothing, not even light can escape a singularity.
whent he big bang occurs, you would not be able to see anything, because you would die of radation at the same instant the light reached your eyes. gamma, x rays, microwaves, infrared waves, and wavelengths so short that we have no idea what they could do would penetrate every particle in your body. you would literally die as soon as you saw anything.

Answer 2

The Universe,with the aid of Radio astonomy, has been mapped out.
The geometry of the universe does not indicate that Galaxies formed radially in all directions from one singularity(one central point of expansion). The bulk of the Galaxies lay on the Ecliptic of the Universe,forming an almost flat radial configuration. With computer analysis a geometric center can be determined based on the Radio Astronomy map of the Universe.
Therefore; when Scientists indicated that the Universe is flat=they may have a good point relatively. Our own Galaxy where we live in (the Milky way) has almost a relatively flat configuration forming a spiral where all Stars including our solar system are moving outwardly as an opening spiral trajectory.Again the motion is on the Ecliptic of the Universe.
Seeing the Universe as a map is a good proof that the Universe was not formed exactly as the Big Bang Theory of Creation describes.Seeing is believing.
Perhapps the creation of the Universe may have been a reverse big bang. Just because relativity theory shrunk the Universe into the size of a golf ball as a premorial mass volume containing all forces into one lump does not means tthat the Universe couldnt have been created from the outside rather than the Inside singularity.

There are many ways of looking at the Diamond as has been said so many times.
This is the simplest explanation that can be Given concerning the formation of the Universe. The Best explanation is still in Genesis one chapter one of the Holy Bible.

Answer 3

This is a pretty silly question and I doubt if you're interested in any real science but the big bang happened at every point in space simultaneously. This means that every single location in the universe is equally it's centre. Bringing god into the argument is nonsensical as god is inherently unscientific and unprovable. As far as your talk of 'outerspace' I don't know where to begin. There is nothing outside the universe, this is it. I would recommend reading some cosmology texts or visiting websites like http://lambda.gsfc.nasa.gov/ for more information. I also want to point out that big bang theory is one of the best supported theories in science and has tonnes of high precision information supporting from experiments like the WMAP satellite.

Answer 4

If you understood big bang theory, you'd know.
You can't 'travel` to the point of origion.
You're already there. - Move. - You're still there.
It's everywhere and anywhere you can get to!
Get it now?
As for the rest: Try, please try, to get information
from someplace better that popular TV shows which
are misleading half truths at best.

Answer 5

The Universe, in a nutshell.

Well, okay...maybe smaller than a nutshell.

To use a simple term for your other questions...nope.

Answer 6

Read the Green Lantern stories. They explain the entire thing.