Nothing psychs up a physicist quite like a black hole, a star that has died and yielded to the gaping maw of gravity. Listen as Stephen Hawking, aided by 3-D animation, explains the concept of spac...
Nothing psychs up a physicist quite like a black hole, a star that has died and yielded to the gaping maw of gravity. Listen as Stephen Hawking, aided by 3-D animation, explains the concept of space-time and how black holes are formed. Allow yourself to be drawn to the edge of a black hole — the event horizon — and imagine what life would be like inside.
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They question is how. How does this great universe we live in work?
It's not about God, though religious people like making it so. We aren't saying anything about whether God exists, but are trying to find out how the universe came to be. Asking why it came to be is not a question science answers, but religion. Don't get those two issues confused and you will begin to see that you can accept science and god.
Maybe in a thousand years we'll have the answers. I like to think that in a way, we're still stuck in the middle ages, when everyday phenomena like solar eclipses can't be explained. I see the structure of the universe as today's solar eclipse.
there was nothing before anything....i think of life and death as 2 opposites that descend and ascend unto each others worlds infinitly....the only true source of perpetual energy is life
It's like saying "Oh, man, I can't explain it.... Well, it must be God then"....... Like thousands of years ago people had no idea how sunrises work or earthquakes or why does it rain, so they made up Gods and worshiped them: The God of Sun, The God of Sean, and so on.
I know it is very hard to visualize or think about something NOT being outide" the universe, and I am not saying I find it easy either, but that is the way one need to think about it to be able to fully appreciate the standard modell.
"Before" is referring to something in time *inside* the universe. According to the standard model time was created with the universe. Therefore any question about "before" big bang is meaningless as it did not exist such thing as time before the big bang.
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That is not the question here.
They question is how. How does this great universe we live in work?
It's not about God, though religious people like making it so. We aren't saying anything about whether God exists, but are trying to find out how the universe came to be. Asking why it came to be is not a question science answers, but religion. Don't get those two issues confused and you will begin to see that you can accept science and god.
What was before the big bang?
What was before cosmic membranes?
What was before anything?
Have you got a Theory of Everything?
"Before" is referring to something in time *inside* the universe. According to the standard model time was created with the universe. Therefore any question about "before" big bang is meaningless as it did not exist such thing as time before the big bang.