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JSat92
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Hello!
I'm assuming the model of the Big Bang Theory and I'm asking specifically about the 'moment' of creation; I'm in no way well-versed in this; so please be gentle :
* Are the laws of physics applicable to the beginning on the universe?
* The Law of Conservation will not apply for this moment, would it? Matter and energy cannot be destroyed or created ONLY 'within' the universe, am I correct?
* Does Entropy dictate that the universe couldn't have existed infinitely?
And finally, what are some formidable challenges and alternatives to the Big Bang Theory?
EDIT :
Is the 'moment of creation' termed as the 'singularity?
My apologies if these questions have already been answered, I'm having trouble navigating through the website. It's probably my wireless going haywire. =( If you could provide me with links to the answers, that would be great, thanks!Thank you!
I'm assuming the model of the Big Bang Theory and I'm asking specifically about the 'moment' of creation; I'm in no way well-versed in this; so please be gentle :
* Are the laws of physics applicable to the beginning on the universe?
* The Law of Conservation will not apply for this moment, would it? Matter and energy cannot be destroyed or created ONLY 'within' the universe, am I correct?
* Does Entropy dictate that the universe couldn't have existed infinitely?
And finally, what are some formidable challenges and alternatives to the Big Bang Theory?
EDIT :
Is the 'moment of creation' termed as the 'singularity?
My apologies if these questions have already been answered, I'm having trouble navigating through the website. It's probably my wireless going haywire. =( If you could provide me with links to the answers, that would be great, thanks!Thank you!
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