CynthiaCypher
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If the Big Bang happened and nobody was there to hear it, did it make a sound?
I am serious.
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The big bang was not an "explosion" (in the sense of something detonating), but an expansion of space-time from a finite point to a large expanse. The closest analogy possible is blowing up a balloon, except instead of air pressure in a latex bubble, the entire universe expanded.If the Big Bang happened and nobody was there to hear it, did it make a sound?
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if the big bang happened why isnt it happeing again?
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If Peter Piper picked a peck of pickled peppers, then how many pickled peppers did Peter Piper pick?
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The big bang was not an "explosion" (in the sense of something detonating), but an expansion of space-time from a finite point to a large expanse. The closest analogy possible is blowing up a balloon, except instead of air pressure in a latex bubble, the entire universe expanded.
As such, it probably did not make a "noise" in any sense that we as human beings could hear.
Its funny, because after seeing this, it seems obvious, but I naturally always pictured a big explosion.
It was Fred Hoyle who coined the term. Some say it was mockingly, others say not. It's funny how the idea of a huge, loud, fiery explosion stuck, when it wasn't anything like that, just from those two words.
This is something I've pondered myself. I'd love to know what a few scientists think about this idea.It might be happening right now, somewhere else. Like on the other side of one of our black holes.
If the Big Bang happened and nobody was there to hear it, did it make a sound?
I am serious.
I think a few of them hold that view. I think Michio Kaku might be one of them... he's pretty progressive, more so than other theoretical physicists. And he's a big sci-fi fan.
We'll have to wait and see. But if there is a Big Crunch, there darn well better be some onion dip!
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