Event Place (Location) of Big Bang in Univers

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In summary, the conversation discusses the concept of the "event-place" of the Big Bang and explains that it does not exist as the Big Bang occurred everywhere in the universe. The idea of a preferred reference frame is also addressed and it is stated that our understanding of the universe suggests it does not exist. The location of the Big Bang is not mentioned in the books mentioned.
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Dear Sir,

Going through the books at Cosmology written by Mr. Matt Roots, Brife History of time by Sir, S. Hawkins and first three minutes by Mr. Steven Weinbergs. The Event Place of BIG BANG ( the location of Big Bang) is not mentioned.

Suppose in universe at Poit "A" the Big Bang occured. what happened of the Point "A". The point "A" also become embeded or it is within the embeded sruface. . Will CMBR help us to locat the Point "A".

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Nilesh
 
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The Event Place of BIG BANG ( the location of Big Bang) is not mentioned.
It is, they just don't make a big deal out of it: the big bang does not have an "event-place". It is something that happened everywhere.
 
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nilesh_pat said:
Suppose in universe at Poit "A" the Big Bang occured. what happened of the Point "A". The point "A" also become embeded or it is within the embeded sruface. . Will CMBR help us to locat the Point "A".

No, because there is no such point. The big bang was not an explosion of matter and energy into pre-existing space. It was a rapid expansion of the entire universe all at once. This means that it occurred everywhere.
 
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You appear to be stuck on this idea of a preferred reference frame, this idea was abandoned a century ago. Our understanding of the universe suggests a preferred direction or location does not exist anywhere in the universe.
 

FAQ: Event Place (Location) of Big Bang in Univers

1. What is the Event Place (Location) of the Big Bang in the Universe?

The Big Bang is believed to have occurred in the entire universe, meaning there is no specific location or place. The universe itself expanded from a single point, known as a singularity, and continues to expand to this day.

2. Is there any evidence for the location of the Big Bang?

While there is no specific location for the Big Bang, scientists have found evidence for the event through the cosmic microwave background radiation, which is a remnant of the intense heat and energy released during the Big Bang. This radiation is found throughout the entire universe.

3. What is the significance of the location of the Big Bang?

The location of the Big Bang is significant because it marks the beginning of the universe as we know it. It is the starting point for the expansion of the universe and the formation of galaxies, stars, and planets.

4. Can we observe the location of the Big Bang?

Due to the vast expansion of the universe since the Big Bang, the exact location is not observable. However, scientists can study the remnants of the event, such as cosmic microwave background radiation, to better understand the early stages of the universe.

5. Is the location of the Big Bang the same as the center of the universe?

The Big Bang did not occur at a specific point in space, and the universe does not have a center. This is because the universe is constantly expanding, meaning there is no fixed point of origin or center. Therefore, the location of the Big Bang is not the same as the center of the universe.

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