Taz
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Einstein didn't grasp Quantum physics, And anyways, so what if he did say that? Anyone can say anything, and when we can see the BB, we'll know who got it right, if anyone. I'd suggest that it's possibly something we never imagined.But we can see the artifacts of the big bang and we know from super colliders that the artifacts are from matter / anti matter annihilation and we know that since the universe is expanding it must have started from a single point and we know that Einstein's field equations confirm the universe started from a single point.Ok, so we agree that we can't see the BB. Good start. Now go tell your sock.You can't see it because there was no light at that point, dummy.You know as well as I do that we can't see it. Seriously brah...But we do know. Maybe this will help you to understand.From your personal collection no doubt.First we need to teach you some science. Start here."popped into existence out of nothing". Again, not proven with empirical evidence. It must scare you not to know, because you need to make something up, instead of waiting to see what we find, which is way more exciting.It's probably just a coincidence that a universe hardwired to produce intelligence just popped into existence out of nothing.
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What scares you about not knowing what the BB is and how/why it started?
What Is the Big Bang? | NASA Space Place – NASA Science for Kids
Why do we call it that?spaceplace.nasa.gov
What's your education level anyway?
What's your education level anyway?