Our Universe wasn’t empty, even before the Big Bang
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Re: Our Universe wasn’t empty, even before the Big Bang
#2What does "before the Big Bang" mean? Don't space and time break down at the Big Bang singularity? Didn't cosmic inflation happen 10^-36 seconds after the Big Bang?
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#3Re: Our Universe wasn’t empty, even before the Big Bang
#4>Even in the distant past, during the period of cosmic inflation that occurred before the Big Bang, that background radiation was present What does "before the Big Bang" mean? Don't space and time break down at the Big Bang singularity? Didn't cosmic inflation happen 10^-36 seconds after the Big Bang?
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#6Anything thing that talks about "Before the Big Bang" isn't science. It may be philosophy or mathematical speculation, but it is not science.
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#7And hey, speculation is fine - but as soon this kind of speculation is phrased in an authoritative "this is how it is" kind of way, it becomes absolute garbage IMO.
It's even worse when it comes from an actual scientist.
Re: Our Universe wasn’t empty, even before the Big Bang
#8Anything thing that talks about "Before the Big Bang" isn't science. It may be philosophy or mathematical speculation, but it is not science.
Not everything in the world has to be science. Some things are not science. It’s fine.
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#9Ah, it's talking about the future, when it might be "empty", and explaining to the reader how it won't actually be empty. That's weird.
Ah, it's now circling back to "cosmic inflation... Before the hot Big Bang occurred." What? That is one of the most wrong things I've ever heard about the early universe.