Have electrisity always been?

[Phar]

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

 

[Firstlightdawn]

Do we really need a beginning then, if it's always just been?

In the beginning, all four forces — gravity, electromagnetism, strong, and weak — were unified. Everything was there in the beginning; nothing has been added. The first instant of the universe (the Planck Epoch, 0 to 10⁻⁴³ seconds) is the earliest moment we can observe.

Before the beginning we have the singularity (God), but Science cannot observe Him. In the beginning, the very first instant was time, space, energy, matter (E = mc²), and all the laws of physics.

There are around a dozen books people have written about the beginning from slightly different perspectives, but they all agree. The most recent discovery was quark–gluon plasma at CERN. (Large Hadron Collider) This plasma was the beginning of protons, neutrons, atoms, and elements.

Beginning of course is the first word in the Bible, so there is nothing in the Bible before that. Except for God of course. Or what science calls a singularity before time.