Ever wondered how ?..!..?

[Froggydude]

Ever wondered how was the universe created? What was the first particle to come together? How did the infinite vacuum create it self?

Becoz i think that the modern theory is only a 1% of the whole story. "Big bang?" Sure, but maybe only the explanation for our system, or a couple more, or who knows how much. But what made that star that did explode. How was she created?

Tell me your thoughts about it?

[Acnologia]

This may sound odd, but I believe in parallel universes, I believe that there are many universes like marbles controlled by one supreme being.

[Howling Star]

Hmm the universe huh ? Let me ask you this. If we had a ultra uber super fast shuttle. And we could travel in space. Then how far can you go there's no wall who says. ''Stop halt there boy'' No so how far can you go. I think the answer is somewhere in the space.

[sa5m]

I really don't know. XD I was just thinking about this the other day.

[Sailor Lunar Eclipse]

This may sound odd, but I believe in parallel universes, I believe that there are many universes like marbles controlled by one supreme being.

And that one supreme being is me! <3

[Jdmk]

Just ask God and he will let you know some how...

[Tiamat]

And that one supreme being is me! <3

...Um. no.
That would be me.
But you keep telling yourself that, deary. (*kidding kidding!!!*)

One, I'm very religious. That's...about it.
I'm not gonna go into detail and stuff.

Second...
I do believe there must be an end somewhere.
I don't know where, just...somewhere.

And for my answer, check #1.

[███]

Someone starting these sorts of threads has to have a lot of guts, or not care about their internet reputation.

I believe God created the universe; there is no such evidence to state how the universe was created, all just theories. To me it seems impossible for a building to magically appear, it has to be thought up by a mind. I see the universe as the same, it couldn't come from nowhere, someone had to think it up.

That is my attempt to put logic into something that has no logic whatsoever.

[Manhattan_Project_2000]

Someone starting these sorts of threads has to have a lot of guts, or not care about their internet reputation.

I believe God created the universe; there is no such evidence to state how the universe was created, all just theories. To me it seems impossible for a building to magically appear, it has to be thought up by a mind. I see the universe as the same, it couldn't come from nowhere, someone had to think it up.

That is my attempt to put logic into something that has no logic whatsoever.

No scientist worth the title has ever claimed the universe came from nothing. There isn't- and couldn't be to the best of our knowledge- any evidence of what anything was like before the big bang. The Big bang is based on the empirical observation that all of the universe is expanding from a single point. We can make theories (meaning a testable model of the manner of interaction of a set of natural phenomena, not a conjecture- when scientists mean the former, they always say hypothesis) about this, and parts of the theories may be false, but that fact is still there. Whether you attribute to life in a mechanical non-magical universe, or the intervention of some deity has nothing to do with it.

Also, if that were an actual attempt at logic, I'd hit you with a half dozen fallacies.

[GaiSensei]

Just ask God and he will let you know some how...

Right on, dude.

[Sobriquet]

Occasionally, I wonder about it. Probably God created it? -Shrugs-

[Sagat]

I believe the universe was created from the destruction of the last one.

How did the last one die? I don't know. Absolute vacuum, tear in space time causing a universal reversion, heat death maybe, perhaps a combination of all of them, who knows.

How did the universe begin? I don't know. No one knows.

We know now that the universe is gigantic, and us but a speck. We know now that the sun does not revolve around us, we revolve around it. We know now that the sky is not heaven, merely a shield that grants us entry into space.

So, instead of being like the rest of the ignorant religious masses over history and attempt to explain the origin of the cosmos through some inane, bungling God theory, I will merely state that although we do not know now, we as humans will eventually figure it out. Never ending curiousity and desire for knowledge, it's a constant in humanity.

I will have been long dead before we figure it out, but we will figure it out one day.

[UrusaiSevera]

here's what wiki says on the universe:

The Universe is defined as the summation of all particles and energy that exist and the space-time in which all events occur. Based on observations of the portion of the universe that is observable, physicists attempt to describe the whole of space-time, including all matter and energy and events which occur, as a single system corresponding to a mathematical model.

The scientific theory which describes the origin and evolution of the universe is Big Bang cosmology, which describes the expansion of space from an extremely hot and dense state of unknown characteristics. The universe underwent a rapid period of cosmic inflation that flattened out nearly all initial irregularities in the energy density; thereafter the universe expanded and became steadily cooler and less dense. Minor variations in the distribution of mass resulted in hierarchical segregation of the features that are found in the current universe; such as clusters and superclusters of galaxies. There are more than one hundred billion galaxies in the universe.

Everything in the universe consists of molecules, atomes and soforth... these make up all forms of life and existence... humans, animals, planets, comets, stars and sun..
As for what these "unknown characteristics" are and where they came from... I am stumped.. Maybe one day we'll figure it out...

[zyronet]

Universe?? -think-
Maybe God created it? I don't know. All I can think of is the universe extend all through out with no limit. ( thats what i think..) Maybe or maybe not. I have no idea, i haven't visit all the destinations the universe can offer( its like im an alien, whaa.. )

Maybe someday, the truth about the universe, shall soon be discovered.. n_n

[Koshiro]

I believe that God created the universe, like stated, because it is true something cannot come from nothing. The rest, of course, is science.

[Sagat]

I believe that God created the universe, like stated, because it is true something cannot come from nothing. The rest, of course, is science.

Actually, according to some new quantum physics theories ... something CAN come from nothing.

[Eris]

As long as time has existed, the universe has existed. People can't seem to grasp that the big bang is not just matter appearing in space at a random point in time, it is the creation of space and time.

Before the big bang, space and time did not exist. There was no big void that the universe just popped into: Dimensions, both spacial dimensions and what we know as time did not exist. This is an extremely abstract concept that takes some getting used to, and that I guess some people will never be able to wrap their mind around.

This aside, an interesting point of note is that everything moves away from the big bang, seemingly in all dimensions, not just the spatial ones. Everything also gravitates away from the big bang in time.

[Reniti]

I don't know... I think there are numerous second realities along with just the one we are experiencing now that somehow aided in the making of this one. I think this mainly because if there were such a thing as a "rip in the space time continuum", where would that rip lead to if earth and it's particles were warped in?
Or that the big bang happened by gathering something from nothing, slowly making the universe as we speak, therefore we can't find any boundaries. But then you have to wonder is something ever went as far as the boundaries of the wall of the big bang, what would happen.

HOMFG, WTF DID I JUST TYPE?! That makes no sense. Urg. Soon, when I'm not half high or drunk, I'll edit this post to be taken back. I trust you smart people will leave me a name for bad rep, but just remember, if you don't leave a name, you're a coward. =D

[Eris]

I don't know... I think there are numerous second realities along with just the one we are experiencing now that somehow aided in the making of this one. I think this mainly because if there were such a thing as a "rip in the space time continuum", where would that rip lead to if earth and it's particles were warped in?

But this theory shall be flamed and/or given bad rep. I trust you smart people will leave me a name for said rep, but just remember, if you don't leave a name, you're a coward. =D

Well, quantum physics sort of supports at least part of your theory: According to the multiple universes interpretation of QP, whenever a random event occurs, the universe splits into one reality per possible outcome.

It's, however, not possible to travel in between these realities in any way.

[Reniti]

Well, quantum physics sort of supports at least part of your theory: According to the multiple universes interpretation of QP, whenever a random event occurs, the universe splits into one reality per possible outcome.

Wow, the theory is true? Oh, I always thought it was made up in shows...

[Eris]

Wow, the theory is true? Oh, I always thought it was made up in shows...

Quantum Physics has fairly large support, as in it makes sense and has experimental support. However, the different interpretations of QP are just ways of looking at it, they can't be proven true or false, so in a sense they're both all true and all false.

You can never actually go to these parallel universes, or in some way measure or test whether they exist, in a sense, they're just an interpretation of what random events are, an abstraction. But on the other hand, so are negative numbers: You can't have -1 apple, or -3 sticks, yet negative numbers exist... right?

[Reniti]

Quantum Physics has fairly large support, as in it makes sense and has experimental support. However, the different interpretations of QP are just ways of looking at it, they can't be proven true or false, so in a sense they're both all true and all false.

You can never actually go to these parallel universes, or in some way measure or test whether they exist, in a sense, they're just an interpretation of what random events are, an abstraction. But on the other hand, so are negative numbers: You can't have -1 apple, or -3 sticks, yet negative numbers exist... right?

Ah, I see what you're getting at...

[Aulos]

I'm not sure how it was the universe formed, but I have no reason to believe that some "higher being" did it. That's just silly if you ask me.

Still the universe is a very interesting thing... too bad we're so limited on our knowledge of it, and always will be due to how huge it is.

[smile1010]

There is one theory: The bing bang.
then this other one i read in a book..this dude said "LET THERE BE LIGHT" and oh jeez, theres a universe now.
But to tell you the truth i have no clue..and i don't really want to..
All the theories and the guessing would give me brain damage.

[FarEastStyle]

To assume this world was created you automaticy assume theres a creator.
What can be created without a creator.