| Ssliasil said: Well im going to pull an existential theory out of my rear :D Before the universe there were only three forces... The only three forces in the universe that have no Mass, no form, nothing... Gravity, Space, Time. During this era, these three forces existed on their own one-dimensional dimensions, never co-existing and completely alone. -----------------Time------------------ ----------------Gravity----------------- ---------------- Space----------------- 1)Gravity is an attractant, and with no matter or mass, the only thing to attract to was itself and other pools of Gravity. The other two forces are static. Meaning they neither attract nor repulse. Over an eternity, the Gravital Dimension began closing in on itself...Eventually there was enough gravity at one singular location - that it began to attract and warp the nearby dimensions to a single point. When all three dimensions collapsed in on each other, the singularity that was the birthplace of everything in our universe was itself created... We'll call this singularity - the Fourth Dimension. In this new dimension, the three forces that existed within the three previous dimensions...Co-Existed. this would in theory mean that it is impossible for all three dimensions to meet at one spot- because gravity, which is no-longer alone, can attract to the other eternal forces of nature. Creating Matter as we see it... 3 Dimensions. 2)Never since in our universe have all three dimensions met at one point. for instance, you cannot have more than one of anything in the exact same spot at the exact same time - it is completely impossible. If that did somehow happen and you did somehow have two or more objects at the same spot at exactly the same time...you would create another Singularity. theres more to the theory but im lazy to type any more lol. |
1) With no matter there is no gravity so it cannot attract itself there is no pool of gravity for its nonexistent self to attract.
2) You occupy a place in space, if your assertion was true you wouldn't age or do anything as time would not be meeting the space that you occupy and thus you (and all matter in the universe) would be outside of time. You also have gravity occupying the same space-time occupied by your body as your body, being composed of matter, has a gravitational field, and said field does not start outside your body but also inside it (if that wasn't the case you could easily jump out of a 100m deep well as there would be no gravity under the surface of the earth).
So at this precise moment (and every moment before or since) you have space, time and gravity together everywhere where there is matter, yet we do not have continuous big bangs all across the universe.
Also, a singularity is not a big bang, and it would be closer to the opposite as a big crunch could be described as a singularity encompassing a whole universe.
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