There is no big equation of everything, rather many equations that tell us some things. And to assume "everything" we need to have "everything" and we dont know and will never know "everything".
The concept of an "equation of everything" does not have a universally accepted definition in the scientific community. Some theories, such as the Theory of Everything in physics, aim to find a single mathematical framework that can explain all fundamental forces and particles in the universe. However, such a comprehensive equation has not yet been discovered.
I, myself, am not sure, but one common theory is the big bang. so if you take Einsteins equation of E=MC squared, then you'd be able to backtrack by taking all the matter in the universe, and multiplying it by the speed of light squared, and thats how much energy there was. you can also flip the equation around, which is how everything was created from nothing.
The equation for everything is a theoretical concept that represents a unified theory of physics, often referred to as the "Theory of Everything." This equation is believed to encompass all fundamental forces and particles in the universe. As of now, scientists have not discovered a single equation that fully explains all aspects of the universe, but theories such as string theory and quantum gravity aim to achieve this goal.
Everything that ever happened - or at least, everything we know of - happened after the Big Bang, and was, in a way, affected by the Big Bang.
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Everything we know of happened after the Big Bang.
everything happened in the same place. there is the big bang. to the northeast is also this big bang. so everything was in one place and the big bang was in the only place there was a place.
To expand an equation you multiply the number outside the bracket with everything inside the bracket. ex. 3(x+3) becomes 3x+9
To find how big your stick is.
Divide big # by little #.
as big as the secret to life, the universe, and everything, so very very big
work out everything within the brackets first. then work out rest of equation.