What happened before the Big Bang?

One of the oldest mysteries, is the question of how the universe began, was it the Big Bang? A colossal explosion that assisted us into existence, it is difficult to imagine a time, roughly 13.7 billion years ago. When the entire universe existed as a location in Space the gravitational field of a celestial body is predicted to become infinite.

According to Big Bang theory, all matter in the cosmos; the space itself existed in a form of smaller than a subatomic particle. Just like an organism develops from a single cell, But the Big Bang wasn’t the beginning there have been an earlier version of the universe. Big Bang is not the starting but the part of this huge process.

The universe contains everything that exist from the tiniest subatomic particles to super clusters. It’s not known how big the Universe is but astronomers estimate that it contains at least 25 billion galaxies. Each comprising an average of 100 billion stars the most widely accepted theory about Big Bang theory.

It states that the universe came into being in a huge explosion. And came into force between 10 to 20 billion years ago that consisted of a very hot dense fireball.

Let’s peep into reality,

By illustrating an example, Black Hole has a point of singularity with very high gravitation. So scientists say that it is possible that Big Bang might have caused because of another black hole. Moreover scientists really don’t want to describe Big bang as an explosion at all.

Imagine that there are galaxies all flying apart away from each other, away from a common centre, and flying out into empty space. Furthermore the Universe we observe is absolutely nothing like that. For example the whole universe that we can see with the Hubble Space Telescope is of nearly 13 billion light years.

All of that volume is filled with galaxies, there is no empty centre in the universe. And the other thing is that we don’t observe and we’re pretty sure that nobody else ever could; either is being on the edge of expansion and assume all of the galaxies in one direction.

We’re looking in the inside and nothing but the empty space on to outside. Space never looks like that. All around us we see galaxies the universe is filled with them. So what’s really going on here? and this really gets at the crux of what the Big Bang was?

Shred off False beliefs,

The big bang wasn’t the explosion of matter, it was an expansion of space itself. So that means any amount of space in the universe is expanding and everything is getting farther away from everything else.

Using another metaphor, about blowing up a balloon and this always put you up to something false. Because a balloon has an empty centre and everything expands away from it. What we don’t know is that we need to pay attention just to the surface of volume. Pretend that there’s no such thing as inside or outside the balloon. But the 2 dimensional surface of the rubber as you blow in to it that expands in every direction.

If a 2 dimensional creature that could only travel onto the surface of the balloon one would only shine the light on what is visible. It couldn’t possibly even know about what’s up or down, if every point is expanding with no empty centre. We actually don’t need another dimension to expand in this case.

Space itself can get larger, we don’t know the extent of the entire universe. If we want to think the universe instead of the surface as the big rubber sheet; We can just keep stretching that rubber sheet. Stretching it apart everything’s getting farther and farther away from each other. But there’s no empty circle, there’s still rubber everywhere we go, and that rubber is just getting bigger.

There’s no edge of the universe, is the universe infinite? It’s not discovered may be it has some large shape that we are not aware of. But the thing to remember is that there’s no empty centre, the Big Bang happen at every point in space. All of the space began to expand at once and so we look out into the distant universe and see the galaxies moving away.

There is no empty Space in the universe! But as good as it is, we know that the Big Bang picture is not complete, there’s a puzzle piece missing. That piece is the earliest moments of the universe itself which we didn’t witnessed.

Concluding that “something can’t come from nothing,” Some infinities are simply bigger than other infinities.