THIS IS HOW THE BIG BANG WAS CREATED

[BOB D.O.L.E]

Once a giant star collapses in on itself if big enough will cause a black hole and on the other side of the black hole this is where the big bang starts and each universe is created out of nothing from an inpdoding star
so before the big bang there was nothing has the star had not yet inploded realy easy this one.

 

[wiggikins]

Have you been on the Ale or what

 

[BOB D.O.L.E]

Have you been on the Ale or what

Well wiggi this will go down in history i have solved the aged old question
it makes sense to me, its the only way it can happen.

 

[BOB D.O.L.E]

As far has my calculations go the end of the world is possible in 2 days
if this experiment works and they do create a mini black hole only for a fraction of a second the earth and surrounding planets will be sucked into this microscopic man made black hole

check this for the countdown has qoute from solo.
http://www.lhcountdown.com/?p=1

 

[JohnD]

remind me what you told us about that ass-teroid.

 

[RF Lighting]

check this for the countdown has qoute from solo.
http://www.lhcountdown.com/?p=1[/QUOTE]


This is a countdown

 

[JohnD]

doesn't look like a Cup Final to me

 

[BOB D.O.L.E]

remind me what you told us about that ass-teroid.

YOU have to admit though i where not far wrong tho but im sure on this one.

 

[joe-90]

So one star implodes and pops out a universe from nothing.

Well how does one star provide all the mass of billions of galaxies containing billions of such stars?

 

[BOB D.O.L.E]

So one star implodes and pops out a universe from nothing.

Well how does one star provide all the mass of billions of galaxies containing billions of such stars?

Has you know a black hole sucks in other planets that gets to close,
this is where it gets its matter from dont try to complicate yourself joe
leave this part of the equation to brains such has mine.

 

[BOB D.O.L.E]

Funny enough that each galaxy has a black hole

can yea see the picture.

 

[joe-90]

I do realise that but the problem is that it takes millions and millions of years for even the closest star to be drawn in (if ever). According to your theory they must all be sucked in and blown back out the other side virtually instantaneously. That doesn't appear to be happening.

 

[BOB D.O.L.E]

I do realise that but the problem is that it takes millions and millions of years for even the closest star to be drawn in (if ever). According to your theory they must all be sucked in and blown back out the other side virtually instantaneously. That doesn't appear to be happening.

And when the star inplodes to form a black hole unknown reaction takes place within formation of the black hole and this is how even from an atom or nothing that the big bag occors the universe was not created in one go but from galaxys which where created from black hole etc....

 

[Trazor]

Stephen William Hawking, eat your heart out.

 

[Space cat]

the universe was not created in one go but from galaxys which where created from black hole etc

That sounds like a variation on the steady state theory of the universe. The original theory claimed that, as the universe expanded (which is not in doubt at the moment), new particles appeared out of nowhere so as to maintain the average density. It's a difficult theory to refute because of the very low rate of particle creation that would be needed.

What you are suggesting is that new matter would appear as collosal, but very rare, eruptions of whole galaxies out of nowhere. Given their rarity, it's no surprize that none have been observed but ---

Such an eruption would create an area of the universe in which billions of stars could be seen travelling towards us (blue shifted). As far as I'm aware, there are none.