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Topic	Was there a beginning point to the Big Bang?
Crescente 05/20/22 12:32:55 PM #9:	ThyCorndog posted... One reason is that the formation of black holes is dependent on density variations. The universe at the moment of the big bang would have been uniformly dense So all matter uniformly appeared in all places of the universe during the Big bang? I always thought there was a point that exploded and all of the universe appeared from that point. <cite>Crescente posted [p:965178708] in Was there ... [t:80027851]...</cite> <quote>ThyCorndog posted... </cite> <quote>One reason is that the formation of black holes is dependent on density variations. The universe at the moment of the big bang would have been uniformly dense</quote> So all matter uniformly appeared in all places of the universe during the Big bang? I always thought there was a point that exploded and all of the universe appeared from that point. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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