If the universe and Earth was created by the Big Bang, then wouldn't there be much energy created? Where is the evidence for this energy being created?
I learned in high school that energy can’t be created. It can only be converted from one form to another.
If the universe and Earth was created by the Big Bang, then wouldn't there be much energy created?
Yes. Look around. It's everywhere!!!
Sure, it can be created by a supernatural God, but not by natural means because energy can't be created.
Who said the energy was created? What if it was already there?
The atheist scientists did like Stephen Hawking, but energy had to start somewhere and with God he started with light. Anything that gets created needs energy and will leave evidence of it.
The atheist scientists couldn't explain rationally how time and space started using quantum mechanics, so they just assumed it was always there.
However, a tremendous amount of energy had to exist for the big bang to happen. It's too hard to believe that kind of power could just be assumed to exist. Also, to use it and harness it would require some kind of intelligence behind it. Thus, you're stuck with no explanation nor evidence.
A black hole has unfathomable energy. It also has huge mass. The gravitational pull is so powerful if prevents light from leaving.
Energy is not created. But energy and pass can change forms.
The best understanding of our universe and the big bang is that it is likely and ongoing process. The explosion of the big bang flung matter and energy outward. As the energy is expended (matter moving outward against other gravity), the matter slows. All matter has gravitational force, depending on its mass. So pieces of matter attract each other. Which increases their gravitational attract to other matter. It all begins to fall back towards the center. When the mass comes together and reaches a certain level, the explosion occurs again. Things are flung outward, they slow and attract each other, and then they gravitate back together.
