If the Universe Had a Beginning, What Came Before It?

If the Universe Had a Beginning, What Came Before It?

We’ve all heard the story: the universe began with a bang—an unimaginably powerful explosion that sent matter and energy hurtling through the void, creating everything we see today. But surely that wasn’t the true beginning? Something could not come from nothing, right? What existed before the Big Bang? This question goes beyond what we can observe, and yet, it’s the one that holds the key to understanding the very nature of existence.

[dnk]

Things like this make you think. I love it.

[suecondon]

Fascinating ideas here, I love it. I think there's something intrinsic about "Space". I don't know what, but my uneducated simple brain 'feels' that there's some oroperty of space that we don't know about, like a fabric or an aether I suppose, or even something like minute pixels. 🤔 Or foam, as you suggest here.

[valiantredneck]

Good Stuff.
Thank you for sharing your efforts.

[superbamg]

God created the universe. There! I said it!

[meknotewe]

Question: Did our universe start from the other side of a black hole??? Was the big bang the inside of a black hole???

[billytheriot]

Before? God looked down from heaven and seen nothing and then he spoke let there be and so it as spoken, there it is, if anyone wants to know the truth.

[jemsnowdon]

The universe began with Entanglement, and perpetuates by Entanglement…the question it .where did the first particles come from?