The big bang?

@Karbon (18)
March 4, 2007 4:48pm CST
Did it really happen? Or are you more to the religious concept? Share your thoughts and opinions.
3 responses
wheener
@wheener (52)
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4 Mar 07
I am more with the scientific theories although an explosion of hydrogen is not the best they could discove but as telescopes and space technology gets better the world will get a better understanding of how the space arround us was created and to be honest the big bang theory was (to my knowledge) just the creation of stephen hawking when he was in a state of deep though so there id no conclusive proof but it has made people search for evidence and they have found some minute evidence.
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chloe9012
@chloe9013 (532)
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4 Mar 07
I really like your answer and i 100% agree with you. Have you heard if they have explained, what i think they call it, dark matter/anti matter? aka what they thought was nothing that turned out was something? last i heard they just labled it as that but didn't no what it was. Just woundering because that could be the key to creating a better and more understanding theory. who knows eh? :P
wheener
@wheener (52)
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5 Mar 07
I don't think there is an explination for dark/anti matter but I maysend you a message if I do find out what it is.
jamin_i
@jamin_i (71)
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13 Mar 07
May be this concept can have flaws bit still it is the best explanation for the creation of the universe.If u are thinking about what was there before our universe was craeted then forget BIG BANG.
chloe9012
@chloe9013 (532)
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4 Mar 07
I go more of the scientific theorys although i refuse to say i believe it because scientists get it wrong all the time, and who knows in 50 years time they might have an even better answer to it then they discover some matter in space. I am more enclined to believe the big bang. It all makes sense up to the point of creating something out of nothing.. which up to a point i can understand but its hard to grasp. I dont believe in the religious concepts at all as i dont belive in a form of god. If anything i understand that possibility less on the point of "god" has always been there and that there was no begining.. that makes just as much sense, if not less, than creating something out of nothing as that implies there was no basic begining, if you understand. It is deffinatly a subject that will always baffle me since i sevearly dout we will ever work it out or even come close to proving the real answer.