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Time? Creation? Universe?
There is a theory that the universe (All metter, everything) was created by the big bang billions of years ago. There is also the statement I hear all the time, "Energy cannot be created nor destroyed" Would not this statement contradict a "beginning"? If the universe came to be through the big bang, so did energy. But if not, it would mean that the universe has no beginning, If energy was present before the big bang, then so was the universe. This confuses me.
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dude, there's four or five shows on the science channel that explain this whole thing. hell, M-theory is blowing the current models of physics all to hell anyways, so you're going to get different answers from scientists based on how long you wait. current theory is that our universe is a giant membrane coexisting with thousands of other membranes. at some point(~14 billion years ago), they think our universe collided with a neighboring universe, fucking everything up. so this big bang was probably just a bigass collision between two realities. in this theory, nothing was created or destroyed, but matter and energy were... energetically reorganized. I pester my math professor about this sort of thing all the time. you should see how frizzy their hair gets when you ask them questions involving black holes and luminal velocities.
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