Where does the world come from?

@FutureAstronomer said in #13:
> Big Bang explains everything.
Oh so everything is explained already? I missed that news. But then, why do we keep doing science, sending new telscopes in outer space, colliding hadrons hard?

@FC-in-the-UK said in #41:
> Oh so everything is explained already? I missed that news. But then, why do we keep doing science, sending new telscopes in outer space, colliding hadrons hard?

I didn't mean that it explains exactly everything of our universe. I meant like for the time being.

Do you mean it explains everything except what it doesn't explain?

according to me, time is part of speed working, and when the item smaller than any atom started to expand, time was created so that it can move at a SPEED. Remember the formula for speed- speed=distance/time. Time had to be involved in the making of the big bang. That is my theory of how time is created.

@magicsacrifblunder said in #10:
> Imho
> 1. time was created by the humans
> 2. matter: is an agglomeration of energy
> 3. light: energy travelling
> 4. molecules- agglomeration of atoms
> 5. atom - agglomeration of energy
Where did the energy come from

from nowhere... LOL... (I know... Energy can not be created nor dissipated...). It existed all along. but maybe in a form, that we can not explain yet... but a nice question

Fun fact - Universe is in the sixth and final era of it's time.

@seamusthenerdman said in #45:
> Where did the energy come from
According to Big Bang from the cosmic egg. It cannot be created but it 'flows' from there. Consider the universe as a bubble which is expanding. One day it will pop. It might freeze and distingerate into the void before that. But it's highly unlikely that it'' come back. Ever. We don't know yet, but this is what it appears to be.
@FutureAstronomer the Big Bang explains almost everything but it doesn't explain:
1. What is dark matter and dark energy? Where did they come from?
2. Where did all the antimatter go?
Also it doesn't explain anything about what's inside a singularity or the flow of time but I didn't include those.
Edit: I don't think humans 'created' time. We were the first ones to discover it probably and we used it for our own purposes such as measuring periods between historical events. Time as a dimension might have been there all along, waiting to be discovered.

@SD_2709 what in the hell is a cosmic egg. and where did that come from. And where did the big bang come from.

@seamusthenerdman said in #49:
> @SD_2709 what in the hell is a cosmic egg. and where did that come from. And where did the big bang come from.
I have no idea where the cosmic egg came from. I don't think anyone knows that either or they would know what happened before the Big Bang lol. But it's an interesting question.