origin of universe
@headhunter525 (3548)
India
May 21, 2007 10:53am CST
Does Physics support the idea that universe has a beginning? Or does it rather support the idea that the universe has no beginning?
4 responses
@coolcat123 (4387)
• India
28 Dec 08
It should surely have some starting as the scientists are not able to find the reality out of it.
Its given that the earth originated as a ball of gases like what now the other planets are. These ball of gases cooled and earth was formed.
then layer by layer it become now what is called our earth. May be same is with the universe.
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@urbandekay (18278)
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5 Feb 08
The consensus in physics is that the universe had a beginning but alternatives have been suggested, such as the rebound theory.
all the best urban
@headhunter525 (3548)
• India
7 Feb 08
I forgot the name, but someone has suggested that the universe has no sufficient energy to pull back.
@urbandekay (18278)
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7 Feb 08
Yes, it is a matter of contention.
all the best urban
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@headhunter525 (3548)
• India
5 Feb 08
Even in Philosophy it is not possible to speculate of beginningless time... so Physics and Philosophy together say that universe has beginning.
