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Where did the dense singularity originate that existed before the Big Bang?
In a universe model, the term 'where' in context of a singularity has no meaning. Our understanding of spacial geometry, which we use to estimate where we are, depends upon our positional relationship to our known universe. But if the universe is infinitessimally small, then there is no measurement of position, because everything is in the same place..In a multiverse model, in which there are several universes coexisting in adjacent parcels of space at the same time, then the term 'where' is definable, but not measurable. In this case, we could say that the singularity is so many billion/trillion/quadrillion light years from the next closest universe, but we have no means of measuring distances that large.
What two possibilities could happen to the universe?
The Big Crunch: Like the opposite of the big bang, the universe collapses and goes into a point of singularity. The Big Chill: The universe will keep on expanding, until there is too few galaxies and stars, which will eventually die out too, so there will be nothing in the universe but a few black holes and decayed stars and galaxies
Do you think strings could create singularity?
Definitely. I'm sure of it.
Does the singularity responsible for the Big Bang have a rotation?
Your question betrays a common misconception about the Big Bang -- that is was an expansion from a single point -- a singularity -- into a large, empty space. That is NOT what happened. Rather, the Big Bang was an EXPANSION of ALL space, at ALL points in our Universe. Every spot in our Universe was, about 13.8 billion years ago, of equal density, and that density has been decreasing ever since. The point 20 billion light years from our Earth is no closer, and no further, from the place of the start of the expansion that where we reside. Your misconception probably arose from the oft-repeated, but VERY misleading statement, about the OBSERVABLE universe -- a sphere of radius 46 billion light-years -- being once smaller than a proton. That's true but completely irrelevent, because that fraction of the total universe that we happen to be able to see is just an infinitesmally small part of the total Universe. It's quite possible that our Universe is infinite in size, and has always been infinite in size. Thus, our Universe has NEVER been a singularity -- and thus, it could never have had a rotation.
Is sun is the place where the bigbang had happened?
The Solar System was formed about 4.6 billion years ago.The Universe was created about 13.7 billion years ago.Current theories suggest that the Universe was created from a singularity (An infinitely small area of space time without dimensions) - religious theories differ.If all of space was created from a single point, then all areas could be termed as the centre of the Universe.
How did the universe evolve?
13.75 billion years ago, the Universe started out in an extremely small, hot, and dense state known as a singularity. This singularity was nothing but energy. Then, in the Big Bang event, this singularity rapidly expanded to trillions of times its original size in less than a second. The Universe rapidly cooled from trillions to millions of degrees, and energy began to condense into subatomic particles called quarks and gluons. Protons, neutrons and electrons formed, creating the first atoms. Hydrogen was the first element, and continues to be the most abundant. At first, the Universe was opaque. When it cooled down enough photons could escape and the Universe became transparent. Millions of years later, gravity pulled together clouds of hydrogen to form the first stars. Stars synthesized all the heavier elements through nuclear fusion, such as helium, carbon, and oxygen. Furthermore, gravity pulled stars together into galaxies. It would take thousands to millions of years for the Universe to cool to the temperature it is today, and it continues to expand today.
I am the calm before the storm i am the hole in the sumatra fire and ice melts with singularity when i am near if you squeeze me i explode if you you look at me i implode Mother Nature was my fat?
The riddle describes a black hole. It is characterized by being a calm, invisible entity with immense gravitational pull, like the calm before a storm. In the context of the Sumatra fire, it could refer to the destructive power of a black hole. The mention of explosion and implosion indicates its extreme forces, and the reference to Mother Nature could allude to how black holes are a part of the natural universe.
Doctrine of God- existence of God?
"Where else did matter come from? If matter has no beginning and always existed, then matter must be god", this is a sentence you sometimes here religious people say in the defence of their belief. But if god is matter, it is bind by laws of nature, like all matter is. But laws of nature don't allow such thing as god. He would have to exist in some place of the Universe, since there is no place outside of the Universe. And how could he have created the Universe from inside it, just when there was nothing inside Universe, since it was a singularity, infinitely small space. A god couldn't have been outside the universe either, since there is no such place as outside the Universe, the Universe is all there is. And furthermore there was not time before the Big Bang (in which the Universe began), since time itself started at it. So there's no place or time in which a god could have existed before the universe was born. God didn't create the universe, all the matter the Universe is made of existed already at the singularity. It was compressed so tiny and dense taht eventually it exploded and formed the Universe. The matter was always there, and quite possibly there have been other Universes before this one, and they all ended up with a Big Crunch (which is an opposite of Big Bang), in which all the matter of the Universe compressed into a singularity, only to explode again into another Universe. We can never prove that theory, since time in which we can make observations started at the Big Bang 13,7 billion years ago and we cannot see before that. If someone believes the Universe is created by god, then they must ask themselves where did the god came from? Where is god now? How he was born? How he supposedly created the Universe? There's no explanation for any of those questions. There is absolutely no proof of god.
Fear of technological singularity it scares me please reassure me will the world be overun by super smart machines?
Maybe. The whole idea is that we escape into the computer world and live forever, but if people don't want to "make the switch," who knows what could happen? The singularity will bring a ridiculously tremendous change to the entire universe. Like, the whole enchilada. It's kind of crazy. But if it happens, it happens, you know? Don't sleep in fear.
What is the mysterious phenomenon at the center of a black hole that defies our current understanding of physics and the laws of the universe?
The mysterious phenomenon at the center of a black hole is called a singularity. It is a point of infinite density and gravity where the laws of physics as we know them break down, challenging our current understanding of the universe.
Have scientists found that the age of the universe is greater than the age of the oldest star?
The age of the universe is estimated to be around 15 billion years. An average star is estimated to last less than a third of that time. It would be very unlikely, Although it is impossible to know anything about the universe with any certainty. If the big bang theory is correct the quantum singularity was the start of time as we know it so there could not have been any energy or stars before then.
years, nuclei could finally capture electrons to form atoms, filling the Universe with clouds of hydrogen and helium gas?
During the Big Bang, all of the space, time, matter, and energy in the Universe was created. This giant explosion hurled matter in all directions and caused space itself to expand. As the Universe cooled, the material in it combined to form galaxies, stars, and planets.
