just a few questions to consider food for thought

[merc187]

What if the "first big bang" wasn't the first big bang? Gravity might not have been just right th first time.

What if our universe was actually started by an alternate universe forking into a different course? Alternate universes and all

Could our universe have been started by an alternate dimension 3rd or 5th?

Can our universe have been trully formed out of nothing?

What if our universe is a loop expanding and collapsing on itself repeatedly? Its currently expanding and at some point it might stoop will then it stay that way or might "time" kind of reverse.

Again physics is law but if physics started at the universal bang could it possibly be changed in one way or another i.e. dark matter or such.

Im not a scientist just into watching the discovery channal, science magazine and the likes, plus im drunk. If you have any imput or would just like to repremand me in some way post here i would love to know what your opinion is.

 

Also could it possibly be that since the possible first big bang, this might have happened multiple times before, that a race like our or an "alien" race could send a mission to kickstart a big bang again and again making similar universes each time?

[mooeypoo]

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