The universe. Was it made by a deity? Was there a big bang? Is it a cell of a huge mega-structure? I suppose we will not know for a long long time (if ever at all).
I offer you my take on the creation of the universe...
I believe that at first there was nothing BUT WAIT! I also believe that true nothing is not the same as the English word depicts the word 'nothing' to be. I believe that complete nothingness is a mass of energies and that there is no such thing as taking the energies away (like you cant examine a vacuum for sound even though sound exists there mutedly).
The more of these 'energies' you have compressed together form tight gatherings of matter (talking one billionth the size of an atom here)....the more you get the more it's mass becomes. Then before you know it these energies (with their zillions of types) form atoms, cells, elements etc...
I'm using water talk to explain this energy idea. Now what happens if you condense millions of tonnes of energy that has become steam-like? You get dew. Million tonnes of dew you get a liquid.....millions of tonnes of liquid condensed = solids. See where this is going?
Well that's my idea of the creation of the universe. The tough cookie part is answering questions like "where did the energies come from". That's like me saying "What is love made of?" We don't need to delve deeper for info or start naming everything (like the types of the billions of energies). But we need to wait until technology can sense and diagnose energy. But I don't see it happening in this millennium...maybe we should go back to the origins of ancient history. It seems that they were more in touch with what I call 'energies' than what we are now.
What bakes my noodles are questions like "Can energies breed?" "Do they feed?" The latter question could explain black holes in space?
I'll leave you with that!
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