Creation of the Universe?

[Oksus]

O? Expand upon this...

I'll pm you

 

[FreakensteinAG]

I heard string theory proves or stated that universes are like packets stacked together, is that true.??

The way Dr. Kaku explained it in a video is that multiple universes are like soap bubbles floating together in a bubble bath.

how string theory comes to existence of multiple universe.??

String theory doesn't explain the creation of these universes, but the framework and the processes of these universes. By asking about the creation of universes, you're asking about the creation of matter and energy, and by the laws of physics, that simply cannot happen :-/

The energy I am talking about is both knowledge and conscience itself.

Knowledge and consciousness are formed by the network of neurons stored in our brain and the electrical currents stimulating them to function.

 

[reizon]

well people who believe god to the creator of all, are mostly likely the people who want to take the easy way out, just to make sense of things.!!

I agree to the fact that science is far from explaining many things but just because it has yet to be proven doesn't mean its wrong altogether.!!

earth was believed to not to be round in the past, doesn't mean it was flat then...!!

we just have to wait it out, till things start to make sense.!!

there is no need to jump the gun.!!

 

[Reraru]

Allah created the universe...

 

[EnDash]

Do you believe in the Big Bang Theory or Divine Intervention?

Personally I say a combination of both.


What do you guys think?

this again? the big bag doesn't explain how the universe was created. it simply explain what happened after it was created. a big blast that pushed all matter in all directions.

if your question would be "why are galaxies so far away from each other?" then the answer would be the big bang. creation is still unexplained.

Energy has no will nor intelligence, and it too, much like matter, must have been created.

I'm not talking about observable energy.

The energy I am talking about is both knowledge and conscience itself.

energy doesn't really exist in the universe. it's just a concept we created to help us explain things. energy is the potential of things to happen, humans have the potential to throw a rock some distance, so we say they have x energy. when they thorw the rock some of the energy is transformed into motion (kinetic energy) so we lose some of the energy we have. the next rock we throw is going to land a little closer because we have less energy. so the potential distance the human will throw the rock at is getting less now.

there is no such thing as a blue floating ball of energy, and if knowledge and conscience has energy (again, energy doesn't exist so you can't have something that 'is' energy, only that it 'has' energy) then it is by the potential of them to do something.

 

[Kishi Uzumaki]

Big bang theory man but who knows....

 

[Allsymbolsparttwo]

Do you believe in the Big Bang Theory or Divine Intervention?

Personally I say a combination of both.


What do you guys think?

Divine Intervention, I Believe GOD created the world and made the Sabbath on the seventh day which is today :I

 

[Ψ Veritas Ψ]

this again? the big bag doesn't explain how the universe was created. it simply explain what happened after it was created. a big blast that pushed all matter in all directions.

if your question would be "why are galaxies so far away from each other?" then the answer would be the big bang. creation is still unexplained.





energy doesn't really exist in the universe. it's just a concept we created to help us explain things. energy is the potential of things to happen, humans have the potential to throw a rock some distance, so we say they have x energy. when they thorw the rock some of the energy is transformed into motion (kinetic energy) so we lose some of the energy we have. the next rock we throw is going to land a little closer because we have less energy. so the potential distance the human will throw the rock at is getting less now.

there is no such thing as a blue floating ball of energy, and if knowledge and conscience has energy (again, energy doesn't exist so you can't have something that 'is' energy, only that it 'has' energy) then it is by the potential of them to do something.

Endash, you just answered your own question without realizing.

If you believe that potential brings actions, then you should believe that the universe had the potential to exist so it did. Long ago I had a theory regarding the creation of everything, and it was connected to energy and its unique potential/qualities, your statement reminds me of that.

One of my older quotes is: What it can be, It will be.

However that is still a rookie way of thinking, Energy is not merely potential, it is unknown as of yet what it is - but even energy has its own building blocks "if you know what i mean".

regarding the creation of the universe, as a science man, I've always seen it a responsibility of mine to find the answer to the ultimate question, how were things created from nothing/in other words creation of the universe/ in other words the answer that brings us closer to knowing whether god exists. Although divine intervention is almost impossible to disproof, because the potential it is known to have is infinite so simply knowing the universe creation wont really disprove gods existence.

anyway, I have created too many theories regarding the creation of everything from nothing, but none of them truly answered it as well as this latest 1 I have - it is truly magnificent, I will share it soon with you all, although I am still on the journey of answering the ultimate question.

 

[SoundBar]

I think this is going to be a question that we take to the grave with us, I just think that it is almost impossible for us to know who created us and what made what in the beginning. Since the universe has been described as "infinite", isn't there an infinite amount of possibilities as to how we came to be? With the Big Bang theory, the universe was created with that explosion, what if that explosion was just one of an infinite amount of explosions that happen on a level we can't really measure or comprehend? Science is a good way to make since out of things, religion gives people purpose, I see nothing wrong with either views, it helps people along, it's the people that make things bad.

 

[Ψ Veritas Ψ]

I think this is going to be a question that we take to the grave with us, I just think that it is almost impossible for us to know who created us and what made what in the beginning. Since the universe has been described as "infinite", isn't there an infinite amount of possibilities as to how we came to be? With the Big Bang theory, the universe was created with that explosion, what if that explosion was just one of an infinite amount of explosions that happen on a level we can't really measure or comprehend? Science is a good way to make since out of things, religion gives people purpose, I see nothing wrong with either views, it helps people along, it's the people that make things bad.

please keep that opinion to yourself, it is one thing to give a singular opinion but to decide that for all of us is just plain ignorant.

No offense

 

[-immortal-]

I believe in both, science is simply an explanation to how God works.

But god doesn't exist so there goes your theory

 

[The Western Wheel]

Big bang, caused by something. Maybe it be a God or a mechanism of the universe itself.

 

[avenged sevenfold]

I'm more of a big bang theory kinda guy

 

[EnDash]

Endash, you just answered your own question without realizing.

If you believe that potential brings actions, then you should believe that the universe had the potential to exist so it did. Long ago I had a theory regarding the creation of everything, and it was connected to energy and its unique potential/qualities, your statement reminds me of that.

One of my older quotes is: What it can be, It will be.

However that is still a rookie way of thinking, Energy is not merely potential, it is unknown as of yet what it is - but even energy has its own building blocks "if you know what i mean".

regarding the creation of the universe, as a science man, I've always seen it a responsibility of mine to find the answer to the ultimate question, how were things created from nothing/in other words creation of the universe/ in other words the answer that brings us closer to knowing whether god exists. Although divine intervention is almost impossible to disproof, because the potential it is known to have is infinite so simply knowing the universe creation wont really disprove gods existence.

anyway, I have created too many theories regarding the creation of everything from nothing, but none of them truly answered it as well as this latest 1 I have - it is truly magnificent, I will share it soon with you all, although I am still on the journey of answering the ultimate question.

if you are trying to say that the universe is a result of conversion of energy, say all matter is some energy convenrted into matter, then this begs the question what energy? people are going to jump and say god is that source of energy but that means that god lost energy in the creation of the universe. he had to be made less for the universe to be created. i don't think people are going to like that idea.

ultimately, unless we can have some experiment or measurement that is outside of our universe, i don't think any theory of the creation of the universe is possible. for any theory to be valid it needs either an experiment that proves it or an experiment that disproves in but is false. read for instance about einstein's proposal for a quantum entanglement experiment, he created an experiment (that wasn't possible at his time) to prove that quantum mechanics is wrong using something he called quantum entanglement that for his belief doesn't exist in the world. unfortountly for him in the past decade experiments have proven quantum entanglemnt. einsteins experiment to disprove quantum mechanics prove it.

this is what science is, this is what theories are. if you want your theory to be valid in you need experiments to back it up. otherwise it's nothing but an idea.

 

[eyerinnegan]

Believe or not the creator must be exist.. this naruto manga exist, because kishi sensei created it, manga or call it "creation" exist if "creator" create it... so that universe. can a drawing pen create this manga?

 

[P3ĮÑ]

Believe or not the creator must be exist.. this naruto manga exist, because kishi sensei created it, manga or call it "creation" exist if "creator" create it... so that universe. can a drawing pen create this manga?

That's too vague of an example IMO. Because everyone knows kishi exists, whoever reads this manga knows he exists, since it's reality, and we know for that fact he made it, the complexity of god has led debates of this specific reason, why? Because one side will claim he does not exist, we have scientific proof on our side, while the other commoners will say we have our religion by our sides, as we have many forms of examples that he indeed does exist, so typically the argument is frowned upon by both sides, one can't prove he isn't there, while the others can't prove he is. A common occurrence.

 

[Ψ Veritas Ψ]

if you are trying to say that the universe is a result of conversion of energy, say all matter is some energy convenrted into matter, then this begs the question what energy? people are going to jump and say god is that source of energy but that means that god lost energy in the creation of the universe. he had to be made less for the universe to be created. i don't think people are going to like that idea.

No no I'm not saying that, in order to answer your question I'd need to explain my theory of energy at the time, which would be irrelevant now since my view has evolved since, the idea was: what happens to matter in some extreme conditions like for instance fusion/fission that leads to the creation or dispersion of energy

I was thinking that when two high speed particles collide, equal masses nullify oneanother, or rather impact the dimensional barrier but unable to escape our existence they become trapped between existence/and Non existence, restless and formless affecting the material world, yet almost impossible to detect - just as time is the fourth dimension, energy is what lies between the dimensions therefore affecting even time! - wormholes are created when massive amounts of energy is directed at a single point in space, and I believe wormholes/blackholes are somewhat connected to pre-existence/non existence.

I know this sounds more like science fiction theory than actual science, but when it comes to a mystery like energy even the greatest scientists would remain speechless, however this was one of my old theories which I no longer concur with, like I said I have come up with a truly sound and sensible theory regarding the creation of the universe, I will post it when I have time.

Anyway, the point is I'd believe that some sort of early type of Energy "barely existent" was the starting engine to the creation of all, before even dark energy or usual energy came to be. Its all farfetched but One must think out of the box when looking out of the box


EDIT: Indeed, which is why I'm aiming to become a scientist - proving such things needs tools, which I dont have.

 

[kripto4]

I believe God exists.
But other people are too blind to see the proof.

First of all, how do we all look at god?
I mean, I see god as infinite. No beginning. No End. No limits.
Like that.
Everyone that doesn't believe in god, defines god with limitations.
If people have different views on god, then debates would carry on forever!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[Hunty]

Satan is just a fallen angel under God, how can he create it?

You want proof and evidence? The last time I checked, a book does not determine what happened and will happen. God is a placebo, nothing more; nothing else.

 

[KillerbYo]

I think the bigger question is, does it need to be a conflict? Why cant you have both?