Life out of our Solar system? Wait, what?

[aleksandar_gojkovic]

energy is energy, it is what it is.

Time is the one with a beginning(and an end), energy exists before and after it.

But HOW, HOW did it came to existace??? The question is HOW. Now THAT question CANNOT be answered.

Comon, waiting for an answer 

Cant find it? It is because it CANT be answered. It just cant.

[Alsatian]

But HOW, HOW did it came to existace??? The question is HOW. Now THAT question CANNOT be answered.

Comon, waiting for an answer 

Cant find it? It is because it CANT be answered. It just cant.

And you'll get your answer, in time. Science cannot explain it yet, but eventually it will be able to.

[Exterminator]

And you'll get your answer, in time. Science cannot explain it yet, but eventually it will be able to.

Science already gave the answer, E = MC(squared).

Energy is independant of time, and since it was already in existance when time began, it existed "forever". Energy doesnt come from nothing, it is everything. We live in the observable universe, outside the observable universe is vast amounts of sheer energy(estimated) and possibly other universes(estimated aswell).

[Freedom]

Where did these gasses come from ?

MAGNETS!

[aleksandar_gojkovic]

Science already gave the answer, E = MC(squared).

Energy is independant of time, and since it was already in existance when time began, it existed "forever". Energy doesnt come from nothing, it is everything. We live in the observable universe, outside the observable universe is vast amounts of sheer energy(estimated) and possibly other universes(estimated aswell).

BUT, tell me, WHERE DA FUCK did that energy come from? It MUST have came from something. Nothing can appear from mid air! Screw all that physics, chemistry, nuclear fisics, astro fisics etc...

When is the beggining of time, from what did time begin, how did mater came to existance from the beggining of time, what forces were involved in it, where did those forces come from?

And you'll get your answer, in time. Science cannot explain it yet, but eventually it will be able to.

I am waiting, and staying tuned to History channel!

[Freedom]

time and space were created simultaneously when the big bang happened, creating tons of matter and anti-matter. Luckily there was more matter than anti-matter and that's why we are here right now. Because the universe is not perfect.

[Exterminator]

BUT, tell me, WHERE DA f**k did that energy come from? It MUST have came from something. Nothing can appear from mid air! Screw all that physics, chemistry, nuclear fisics, astro fisics etc...

When is the beggining of time, from what did time begin, how did mater came to existance from the beggining of time, what forces were involved in it, where did those forces come from?

Energy doesnt come from anything, energy is not a "thing", the laws says noTHING can come from nothing, energy is raw energy, its not a thing.
Time(for this universe) begins with the big bang, the beginning of time is when a small particle was liek, hey you know wat?lets give a call to inflation and explode in a supergiant universe.



Also @freedom, no. Matter and antimatter MUST be summoned in a equal equilibrium, its just that theres lots of antimatter in one part of the universe and loads of matter in the other. Whenever antimatter is summoned, matter is summoned aswell.
Matter of fact it is believed that when the big bang happened, the universe tried to summon antimatter to contain the explosion, but matter came with antimatter, and since 75 percent of the antimatter was destroyed combatting big bang...

[Mikal]

Where did these gasses come from ?

Sauron did it.

[Freedom]

Also @freedom, no. Matter and antimatter MUST be summoned in a equal equilibrium, its just that theres lots of antimatter in one part of the universe and loads of matter in the other. Whenever antimatter is summoned, matter is summoned aswell.
Matter of fact it is believed that when the big bang happened, the universe tried to summon antimatter to contain the explosion, but matter came with antimatter, and since 75 percent of the antimatter was destroyed combatting big bang...

Where did you take this? Why does the amount of matter need to equal the amount of anti-matter?
The universe is not perfect. We are here because of imperfection, get used to that. Universe is also expanding thanks to imperfection.

[aleksandar_gojkovic]

Energy doesnt come from anything, energy is not a "thing", the laws says noTHING can come from nothing, energy is raw energy, its not a thing.
Time(for this universe) begins with the big bang, the beginning of time is when a small particle was liek, hey you know wat?lets give a call to inflation and explode in a supergiant universe.



Also @freedom, no. Matter and antimatter MUST be summoned in a equal equilibrium, its just that theres lots of antimatter in one part of the universe and loads of matter in the other. Whenever antimatter is summoned, matter is summoned aswell.
Matter of fact it is believed that when the big bang happened, the universe tried to summon antimatter to contain the explosion, but matter came with antimatter, and since 75 percent of the antimatter was destroyed combatting big bang...

No, but what i am asking is HOW DA FUCK DID MATER GET HERE?! On a what way?

[Freedom]

No, but what i am asking is HOW DA f**k DID MATER GET HERE?! On a what way?

big bang.

[CharlieKasper]

I had never heard about Multiverse so I believe in a single Universe. As you say, exterminator, the cause of inflation of the universe is because of the existence of other universes. The scientists still haven't seen or proved the existence of other Universes (or Multiverse). To actually prove it, the scientists will first need to create an object that will be able to cover the existing Universe which is impossible for now, it would take more than hundred thousand years to do that, they don't even have enough resources to start covering the universe. Plus, it hasn't been proven that universe is finite nor has it been proven that universe is infinite. To actually start searching for other universes, i think the scientists will have to discover whether the universe is finite or infinite. Until they find a way to reach parts of the universe beyond limitations of light, they won't discover if it's finite or infinite. So until they at least cover the entire existing universe, we can't say there is another universe.

[aleksandar_gojkovic]

big bang.

Ok, and big bang (according to you) is because of the inflation of gasses. My question now is, where did those gasses come froom?

Also, WHAT is the beginning of time?

[Freedom]

Ok, and big bang (according to you) is because of the inflation of gasses. My question now is, where did those gasses come froom?

Also, WHAT is the beginning of time?

I didn't say that.
Big Bang is the beginning of time.

[JDC]

I find it flawed to decide what lies outside of the universe by using conventional physics and theories. How do you even know that the laws of physics do not work or are different altogether "outside" of our universe?