Where did the big bang come from?

Question

To begin with where did all the matter come from?

Thankyou everyone

Answer 1

The Big Bang didn't "come from" anywhere. It's here, now, around you, in all directions. Despite its name, it was not an explosion. It was simply the hot, dense state of the early universe. It was hot and dense everywhere in the universe, because there was less space to pack everything into. As time went on, the universe expanded--- NOT the stuff in the universe flying in all directions, but the space between the stuff stretching--- so that later, there was more space in the universe. More volume, less temperature.

Very early in the universe, it was too hot for matter to exist; it was all energy. The energy has existed forever; there is no time during which that energy did not exist; it has always been in the universe. It's just that "always" is not infinitely far back.

Answer 2

The Big Bang didn't even involve matter. It was a huge and sudden release of an unimagineable amount of energy which shortly hereafter -became- matter in accordance with E=mc². So if you look at the (estimated) amount of mass in the Universe you get a pretty good idea of just how much energy that really was.

Doug

Answer 3

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. Scientist just done some experiments and this was the only reasonable explination.

Answer 4

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Answer 5

The big bang came from scientists set on telling the world one way of thinking and hoping that the rest of the people would all buy in to it and not go about trying to figure out the universe themselfs. Thats just imo. I mean really if you look at the police vs scientist roll you kinda get a better picture of whos really in charge of things from the perspective of some scientists. Of course that only works for the people that buy into the stuff popular science pushes. Just because I say that this logic is true does not make it true and you probably shouldnt believe what I say word for word or mby even at all. Because what I have said will be took in by your brain and processed in ways I didnt fully intend mby I can only hope it does not. And seeing as how I see myself as a scientists at least part of me is I dont think it would be totaly correct if I didnt call myself a lier in the sense that what I think is not getting out the way I think it. Is that a sin/crime idk but it could have been in the past or might be in the future who knows for sure. I would say that a person should try to stand up for themselfs if at all possible not only to prove that they can but because its part of being true to yourself. And I personaly dont see anyone at the table sitting down when I look around even tho I may think it sometimes.

Answer 6

well Mr. Stephen Hawking suggested the idea of Big Bang and no one even knows whether Big Bang was true. So if we don't know is Big Bang true, then we cannot say anything about where the matter of Big Bang came from.

Answer 7

I think ignoramuses like Magpiemn should just shut up let educated people like Professor Zikzak answer questions on science.

Answer 8

That is a million dollar question - it is because it is- religion could attribute it to God, we could be the inside of a black hole in a much larger universe - no telling!

Answer 9

it says here the world began from primordial fireball or cosmic egg. This material was said to be scattered very hot so that it bursts and thorn into pieces which became stars,planets and galaxies.

Answer 10

the matter came from Big Bang

see here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/big_bang