How did the Big Bang occur?

Answer 1

Scientist theorize that the universe started out as an infinitly dense ball of energy that somehow exploded into what the universe is today. My theory is that the universe was some sort of giant atom that was somehow split by a wayward electrical charge within the quantum sigularity.

Answer 2

The Big Bang, was caused by extreme pressure, when all matter in the universe was compressed into a tiny "nano" spot, with such an extreme Mass that collapsed into it self wich created an massive explosion that thus creating the universe

The previous statement is completely wrong.

> all matter in the universe was compressed into a tiny "nano" spot

All matter was NOT confined into one spot -- only the matter which now forms that infinitesmal part of our Universe which we can now see. It is a common mistake to confuse "the entire Universe" with "the visible Universe."

At the time of the Big Bang, all matter was much more DENSE than it is now, but we can say nothing about its size.

> such an extreme Mass that collapsed into it self

What happened prior to the Big Bang is presently a complete mystery. We do not know whether the mass "collapsed" into itself prior to the Big Bang or not.

> wich created an massive explosion

Utterly and completely wrong. The Big Bang was NOT an explosion of matter into empty space -- it was an expansion of space itself.

Furthermore, once matter has become dense enough to collapse space around it, that matter will NOT explode. We know this because black holes have exactly that density, and they do NOT explode. They simply go along for billions of years, collecting even more matter over time.

Answer 3

The Big Bang theory posits that the universe began as a singularity that rapidly expanded about 13.8 billion years ago. This expansion created space, time, and all matter and energy in the universe, leading to the formation of galaxies and stars over time. The exact cause of the Big Bang remains a topic of scientific inquiry.