As I understand it, there was probably plasma before the Big Bang. I thought perhaps electricity arose from matter before the Big Bang, which also created friction, i.e. heat, which in turn then created electricity.
The Big Bang is, in a way, just that a sun arose from nothing in empty space and imploded? Perhaps it collapsed under its own weight and created different orbits that created the various minerals such as iron etc., a bit like electrons with different orbits around a core.
But if there was plasma before the Big Bang, does that mean the plasma just grew along with electricity until there was so much of it that it created a singularity, a star? But the electricity in plasma has a slightly different color than suns, more bluish light, versus suns which are more yellow. I think maybe there is a slightly different energy in the two. Blue energy probably means more clean and warmer energy, while yellow is perhaps a by-product of clean energy, like in suns? Are we here thanks to some secondary energy then that formed a sun?
Is it really a mystery then where we come from? If there has always been mass and plasma? Do we really need a beginning then, if it's always just been? Creating a sun is probably a very advanced process anyway, I'll explain a bit simply anyways. We know a lot about how the Big Bang developed, but not what came before or where the first sun came from
The Big Bang is, in a way, just that a sun arose from nothing in empty space and imploded? Perhaps it collapsed under its own weight and created different orbits that created the various minerals such as iron etc., a bit like electrons with different orbits around a core.
But if there was plasma before the Big Bang, does that mean the plasma just grew along with electricity until there was so much of it that it created a singularity, a star? But the electricity in plasma has a slightly different color than suns, more bluish light, versus suns which are more yellow. I think maybe there is a slightly different energy in the two. Blue energy probably means more clean and warmer energy, while yellow is perhaps a by-product of clean energy, like in suns? Are we here thanks to some secondary energy then that formed a sun?
Is it really a mystery then where we come from? If there has always been mass and plasma? Do we really need a beginning then, if it's always just been? Creating a sun is probably a very advanced process anyway, I'll explain a bit simply anyways. We know a lot about how the Big Bang developed, but not what came before or where the first sun came from
