The astronomy told that the Big Bang is the beginning of everything:time, space and the construction of the elementary blocks of matter in the universe.The Great Cosmic Clock started 13 billion years ago in a ball of fire so concentrated that matter and ani-matter were created spontaneously from the energy. Then it began to expand and cool down, which it continues to do today.
But I wonder that anything that exists need a space to be where it should be.So don’t we see the Big Bang as something?Is it an energy(an enormous energy)?If space is not there,time is not there,where could it be?
And it said also that the pre-Big Bang does not exist because the time does not exist.But time and space have always been intimately linked in what Einstein called the space-time continuum:
Where there is time, there is space.So when the space was created,the time began to flow.
If the present Universe came from the previous one,So the first of all,came from what? an energy too? But this first energy,where did it come from?and why?
Martin Heidegger a German philosopher of 20th century asked a question related to the beginning of the Univerese as the following:why is there something rather than nothing? But at the beginning,there was nothing?If so,there will be always nothing until now!”Nothing” cannot create something!To his question,the answer is that there is always something in the universe forever,and even the immaterial things (that are infinte and are not in space-time) exist independantly of time and space. And as they did not exist in space and time,they have no beginning nor end.So,the first Big Bang should came from the outside because there was no inside!
