from scientific evidence can we derive conclusion that universe came from nothing ?

Question

i mean by the big ban theory has been proved scientifically . So by the big ban theory we can say that in the first there was nothing so the hole universe came from nothing right .Its amazing that the whole of the universe came from nothing.

Answer 1

The big bang theory (BBT) *has not* been proven, scientifically or otherwise! That's why it's called the big bang *theory*!

It should also be noted that modifications have been made to the theory over time, and what we have now is quite a bit different (primarily, more detail) than what was originally proposed. That, alone, should be reason enough for you to doubt (to a rational extent) this theory.

In other words, the BBT *sounds* good, has some solid circumstantial evidence, and is mathematically coherent. But that is *hardly* enough reason to have *faith* in this theory. Indeed, much of what scientists propose in BBT is based on relativity, a theory we *know* to be flawed!

Jim, http://www.jimpettis.com/wheel/

Answer 2

I think according to the theory "Nothing" didn't even exist before the big bang. I once hear Stephen Hawking say "asking what happened before the big bang is like asking what is north of the north pole."

I wouldn't say this is derived from scientific evidence, it is a theory. There is ample evidence that the big bang happened, but what came before that is unclear.

Some believe in the big crunch. They say the universe will eventually stop expanding and begin contracting, until everything ends up at one massive point again and perhaps another big bang spreads it out again.

Answer 3

According to the Big Bang theory, the universe came from a super dense space of time, not nothing.

Answer 4

you should learn what Big Bang Theory is before posting a meaningless question like this !
The theory says that big bang starts with a specific amount of energy concentrated at a point ! where that energy came from, i dont know ? but it all started with that energy ! So it's not from nothing !

Answer 5

It's not really correct to say the Universe came from 'nothing'. It came from the release of an amount of energy that's beyond all imagination.

Doug

Answer 6

properly, faith aside, count number and capability have been there in the previous God became into. God basically used those supplies to create the universe. yet once you desire to communicate religiously, then which skill God created the undertaking and capability, yet then destroys the scientific theory all at the same time. it relatively is style of like infants and human beings. a pair can create slightly one, it relatively is count number and capability. the toddler grows up and dies while they're elderly. the undertaking turns into earth and the capability is output into the international bobbing up those "ghosts" and "spirits" we see. technological understanding proves that the haunting ghosts are no longer something greater advantageous than a cluster of capability making them have faith that it is the life of one who died and their capability in no way left the section. via fact that residing issues are no longer something greater advantageous than count number and capability, then count number turns into earth and capability turns into the spirits we curiously see. yet in all essence, technological understanding and faith are consistently going to come again to a head via fact non secular human beings have faith God created each and every thing and scientists have faith it already existed. Realistically, technological understanding proves faith incorrect via fact there are different galaxies available that are older than the huge Bang theory.

Answer 7

no! the theory says that the universe was squeezed originally into one super dense point in space/time, from where it all matter came out after one gigantic explosion... but there was always something...that super dense point where all the matter was squeezed into.

Answer 8

It is indeed remarkable, and physics is unable to deal mathematically with singularities, so details are scarce. But creation of matter from nothing is not unknown, and can be demonstrated experimentally; see:

Answer 9

"Nothing" is an idea. It exists because you conceive of "this" as "something". In modern physics the vacuum itself is a "thing" not a "no-thing". If you realize that creation is not something that happened, but something that's happening, it helps to break through notion that "nothing" is the ab initio primary state of existence.

Answer 10

Nonsense. Please try to understand what science says rather than to repeat endlessly what you want to hear to prop up your failed religious faith. Unless you want to belong to the Holy Church of the Broken Record, that is.