Board Thread:Clubs/@comment-38195691-20191127162526/@comment-44044902-20191225020509

These next few paragraphs will seem like I'm being rude, so I apologize in advance! It's just a pretty frustrating topic for me. Aah, please forgive me. :(

First of all, they didn't come from anywhere. Because that's not how the Big Bang happened. I hate when people just jump to conclusions without fully learning something first.

The biggest misconception is that the Big Bang happened from an explosion. It didn't. I don't know where people get that from, but that's super wrong.

The Big Bang was not an explosion to fill an empty universe. Instead, space itself expands with time everywhere and increases the physical distance between two comoving points. In other words, the Big Bang is not an explosion in space, but rather an expansion of space. Key phrase: not an explosion. Sorry; needed to get that out of me

"Let me take this opportunity to be precisely, abundantly, emphatically, ridiculously, fantastically clear: The Big Bang theory is not a theory of the creation of the universe. Full stop. Done. Call it. Burn that sentence into your brain. Say it before you go to sleep, and first thing when you wake up." — space.com. This is sooo important. Seriously. ''The Big Bang is a model of the history of evolution of the universe. ''It shows what happened from the start of the universe, to after. Not before..

This rapidly expanding universe had no matter, but it had huge amounts of dark energy (the thing that makes the universe expand). The universe is expanding right now. It has been for years, centuries, decades. That's been proven. Following this, you can conclude that at the beginning of time, the universe was much smaller. So small and tight that atoms couldn't even form. As it expanded from this dark energy just enough to make atoms, it triggered a microwave "background" so to speak from the sudden change. This background, billions of years later, is still detectable in the universe. This is the biggest proof that scientists have of the Big Bang.