how do you think the universe was created?

Question

if your going to tell me "god did it" or "ready the bible"
I want to know HOW you think "god" made it
and the bible doesn't go into the details concerning the fairy tale of creation.

Answer 1

ok since the universe was theoretically a point of matter 1 second before the big bang, maybe it was some kind of super black hole in another universe (this blackhole was so massive that it contained ALL the material in our know universe) Maybe the density got so crazy, that the thing just exploded out into another dimention, sorta like a hemmoratic stroke, where the bloodvessel wall becomes thin and blood explodes out into the surrounding space.

or maybe it exploded with such force that it evaporated whatever current universe was already in its place.

or maybe it exploded in a completly different time, eons after (or before?!) the universe that created it was gone.

this is all very inconsistent with the idea of Hawking Radiation that says all black holes eventually just evaporate, yet all phisics breaks down at the level of singularity, so theoretically we dont know how matter is effect when its that dense.
One important tidbit, if hawking radiation is true, the evaporation is so slow, even average sized black holes that formed in the early universe will not have had time to evaporate, this some 13.7 billion years later.

Answer 2

God created the Big Bang.
The Big Bang created Man.
Man created God.
Then Man decided that God created the Big Bang.

But seriously folks... The first elements in abundance were the light elements of deuterium, helium, and lithium produced in the first few minutes of the Big Bang. If we can figure out how such elements can be produced out of pure energy, we may have a clue to how it all began.

Answer 3

Well, Genesis 1:1 says that God created the heavens and the earth.

Mathematically, You have E=mc^2

Energy is equal to mass times the speed of light squared.
That harmonizes with the Biblical account because in the first chapter of Genesis only God ( "a mass") and light are mentioned. God said "Let light come to be", and there came to be light. Everything else follows the formula of Einstein's equation.

Answer 4

So far the 'Big Bang' is the best theory that fits all of the observable data. But any Cosmologist or Astrophysicist will tell you that it -still- leaves a lot of questions unanswered.

Doug

Answer 5

The concept of "made/created" doesn't apply. It just is without time or consequence. Only the matter involved experiences these notions.

Answer 6

The Great Homer Simpson burped!

Answer 7

I think the universe was always there. They say there was a big bang but to me the empty space is just empty space. And nothing was always there. I hope that makes since.

I find it hard to believe the universe was created by a massive big bang. There has to be another explanation than the big bang theory.

Answer 8

The universe was not created. The sum total of mass and energy is constant, and always will be.

Answer 9

Let me hook you up with a real answer:

Go to Youtube and search:

Stephen Hawking Orgin of the Universe

He's got the cred and the PhD.

Answer 10

When God farted it made the Universe. When the smell hit Him he sneezed and created life. That should explain why everything is so effed up.