There is a theory that before the Big bang, there were hot plasma, gasclouds with electricity. But what perhaps happened, was that there appeared a big sun in empty space. Because of it`s weight, it collapsed, and spread matter evenly througout space. It didn`t explode, but imploded because it collapsed. Some seconds before it collapsed, it made matter like iron at the core; like orbits around a nucleus in an atom, the different matter was made because of the different orbits.
Why I suspect the first sun was made by a god, is because it just suddenly appeared in empty space. There could have been plasma which just grew bigger and bigger, building up a sun until he laws of psychics made it collapse, but it kinda offers the same problem; where did the energy come from?
But there`s a problem with the plasma-theory: if there were electricty before the Big bang, there must have been matter to create it from friction. Electricity is probably just an result of matter rubbing against eachothers creating heat. So in my mind, there just popped up a sun suddenly in empty space from nowhere. Strange isn`t it?
I`m still not sure about black matter and black energy, it isn`t proved it exists. The extra gravity around galaxies could just be from old energy, like when you use your owen at home, the heat becomes old energy with less quality, but it still exerts gravity.
I don`t buy into the whole the universe will just be cold and empty ether. Since energy has been created once, I think it can be created again. I have a theory that since black holes sucks old energy into itself, it`ll eventually be so heavy at the bottom that it collapses and makes a new sun. Sort of it recirculate it.
What do you think, did a god create the first sun?
Why I suspect the first sun was made by a god, is because it just suddenly appeared in empty space. There could have been plasma which just grew bigger and bigger, building up a sun until he laws of psychics made it collapse, but it kinda offers the same problem; where did the energy come from?
But there`s a problem with the plasma-theory: if there were electricty before the Big bang, there must have been matter to create it from friction. Electricity is probably just an result of matter rubbing against eachothers creating heat. So in my mind, there just popped up a sun suddenly in empty space from nowhere. Strange isn`t it?
I`m still not sure about black matter and black energy, it isn`t proved it exists. The extra gravity around galaxies could just be from old energy, like when you use your owen at home, the heat becomes old energy with less quality, but it still exerts gravity.
I don`t buy into the whole the universe will just be cold and empty ether. Since energy has been created once, I think it can be created again. I have a theory that since black holes sucks old energy into itself, it`ll eventually be so heavy at the bottom that it collapses and makes a new sun. Sort of it recirculate it.
What do you think, did a god create the first sun?
