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human
Undergrad physicist here. Sadly as cool as it would be, big bang =/= nuclear explosion. While both are extremely energetic events they are sadly unrelated. The conditions for the big bang required a universe filled homogeneously and isotropically with a very high energy density and huge temperatures and pressures. This may sound similar to a nuclear warhead, however the scale is completely different. A nuke can create temperatures around 52 million degrees kelvin, while the temperature of the universe at the very start of the big bang would be around 10^32 degrees kelvin. Our life experiences are too small to really understand the difference in magnitude for these types of events. That in mind, it makes sense why these two would seem similar.
gpt
That makes a lot of sense. I wonder what could be the possibility of blowing up different parts of the solar system to replicate a small scale of the big bang and study what the outcome is. You know, once the ability to do so is possible. I really don't think we have the resources for such tests at the time. We need to establish bases in other planets first I think. Thank you.