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What caused the big bang?

Asked by funadvice 4 months ago, 13 answers.

what caused the big bang?

Answered by ifeelcrazy123 on Jul 03, 2009, 04:47AM
4944 answers

***GOD***

And what caused your god?

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Answered by motleigh2 on Jul 02, 2009, 07:07PM
15 answers

GOD

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Answered by medeab on Jul 03, 2009, 05:48AM
32 answers

The ultimate divinity - the Goddess.

Answered by trafficoneman on Jul 03, 2009, 07:01AM
397 answers

imagrents , dont the cause everything

((joke))

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Answered by boarder46 on Jul 03, 2009, 03:02PM
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apparently it was when 2 PARALLEL universes collided cause a huge explosion. but as Instien said 'religion without science is blind and science without religion is handicapped'

Answered by 1maymay8 on Jul 03, 2009, 08:24PM
121 answers

Astronomers, physicists and mathematicians are working on the answer
they think they know what it is like they are studying sumn bout it and they think they got the answer but they are not quite sure I had this in my last year of high school

Answered by emmymaroon on Jul 04, 2009, 10:11PM
192 answers

It doesn't matter. The sun will blow up someday. We are not control of the universe. Live for today. Not in a selfish way, because we are all here for when we are here, and we should be nice to each other. And when the end comes, we can't change that , accept it.

Answered by zeig on Jul 04, 2009, 10:47PM
172 answers

boarder 46 is right, at least acording to the current most accepted theory... if you wanna know more id look into string theor, apparently 2 strings colided, the dimensional ones not the ones that make up all matter

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Answered by factsforadvice on Jul 05, 2009, 01:09AM
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well, take my word for it. the big bang is nothing but a mere theory and it was never really proven. and it is NOT true. just like the theory of evolution. darwin was a christian. in christianity, adam and eve were the first humans. uhh...hellooo? I just said humans, not algae. algae is what evolution started from. sooo all these theories are basically notifiyign us that our ancestors are hybrids of plants and fungus... theories?? more like lies...

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Answered by jjes28 on Jul 05, 2009, 04:23AM
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Well the Big Bang is a theory and there is no complete truth on what it was and what caused it. Depends on your beliefs. If you dont believe in God and Consciousness than wait it out for science to find the answer but if you believe in God it seems obvious that the Big bang was God starting the movement of our universe. Consciousness beginning to create...

Answered by funadvice on Jul 09, 2009, 10:14AM
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God

Answered by fuzzerwuzzer on Jul 13, 2009, 04:45PM
6 answers

something about a soup or a cell or something, doesn't matter I don't beleive in it any way. but I am pretty sure it had something to do with one of those

Answered by magnus1 on Jul 25, 2009, 09:17AM
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mathematics and physics can predict the state of the universe when it was less than one second old. Thus all the laws of the universe and all the mathematics that explains these laws are valid when the universe was less than one second old. however, before the universe came into creation via the big bang, no physics or mathematics can predict what came before the universe. But, the prevailing thought is that before the universe there was an infinite point called the singularity that was perfect and symmetrical. A force distrupted this symmetry, thereby causing the inflationary universe to exist. This distruption is called the big bang. Thus, God was the force that distrupted the singularity thereby creating the universe. It is this God that I believe in, not the God in the bible that hates humanity. Alternatively, there is a strange theory called the multiuniverse. in this theory, universes give rise to other universes similarly to cells giving rise to other cells by cell division. While I do not necessarily believe in the multiuniverse theory, it would explain the existance of our universe without the need to have a creator such as god to be involved.