irstupid said:
Not atheist, and not trying to answer your question. Just bringing up more questions I never can understand in regards to science. Always thought there was a rule in science that you can't create something from nothing. So how did the big bang? or was everything all compacted into one tiny ball and exploded? What was outside that ball before it exploded? Nothing? What is nothing? Another universe? Where did that initial ball of energy/matter/ect come from. How does everything in the universe, stars, planets, matter, ect all fit into a tiny spec/ball/whatever the big bang was before the bang. The universe is supposedly infinite, yet expanding. How can something that is infinite be expanding. What is just past the part that is expanding? Again, another universe? Nothing? How can something just be infinite. How can something never end, but in the same sense, how can something end. What would be at the end of a universe if it could end. These "big" questions that science is always answering always seem like they have contradictions in themselves, or more questions pop up than questions get answered. |
Not the job of an Atheist to provide answers to those questions, you should really try a physicist :)
Coincidently I am both (physics degree, though not actually working in the field) lol
Just let me address 1 of your questions as it's based on an incorrect assumption. You can't ask what happened "before" the big bang, as time literally only exists from the moment of the big bang. If you can wrap your head around that, then a lot of your other questions will become... meaningless.
And you don't need to imagine the big bang, you can literally see it (still) in the red shift.
