I read that Quantum vacuum fluctuations or virtual particles. These are particle-antiparticle pairs that come into existence in otherwise empty space for very brief periods of time, is this true?
Either something came from nothing or something has existed eternally but I see no reason to add a deity, do you?
Either something came from nothing or something has existed eternally but I see no reason to add a deity, do you?
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This question has bothered recently. Professor Michio Kaku from the University of New York, has said that our universe has an endpoint and that there are an infinite amount of universes outside our own, and that it's possible to travel to another universe through black holes, but tha only nano particles can travel through them (at least with the current energy black holes are created at).
A universe is created from two "membranes" hitting each other, they are moving like a wave or a sinus/cosinus function. Beyond that, there is no theory.
But Michio Kaku also talked about the power or the energy of "nothing". In other words, "nothing" has an energy, simply, just let loose your mind, don't think about any laws at all... simply, nothing, has a power... Like saying, 0, is not, nothing, it has potential. Imagine, a rock, above the surface, it has potential energy, because of the gravitational force. Allthought, it is not moving, it still has power... Nothing, has power too.
Could the universe actually pop into existence naturally? Not from nothing, but from the two membrains hitting each other like two waves, that hit, causes an explosion, and that energy is what forms the universe, the bigger the bang, the bigger the universe.
A universe is created from two "membranes" hitting each other, they are moving like a wave or a sinus/cosinus function. Beyond that, there is no theory.
But Michio Kaku also talked about the power or the energy of "nothing". In other words, "nothing" has an energy, simply, just let loose your mind, don't think about any laws at all... simply, nothing, has a power... Like saying, 0, is not, nothing, it has potential. Imagine, a rock, above the surface, it has potential energy, because of the gravitational force. Allthought, it is not moving, it still has power... Nothing, has power too.
Could the universe actually pop into existence naturally? Not from nothing, but from the two membrains hitting each other like two waves, that hit, causes an explosion, and that energy is what forms the universe, the bigger the bang, the bigger the universe.
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It is impossible to create something from nothing and for the evolution side of it, life can not come from non-life. For your question about something always existing, the second law of thermodynamics states that the universe is in a constant state of entropy (steadily getting more disorganized), meaning there had to be a beginning for all the order to come into place and Someone to start it. All this evidence clearly points to a designer who created the universe. Hope this helps.