How is the total energy of the universe zero? Why?
If the total energy in the universe is zero, does that mean that there is a way to "make" matter/energy by also making some kind of counterpart?
If a given amount of energy was gathered into a 0 dimension point, could it create a Big Bang and therefore a universe (with space time, energy, etc.)? What is zero point energy? If an amount of energy was gathered into a 0 dimension point and it creates a big bang, would a universe be created (with space time, etc.)? Saying there is infinite energy in zero point energy and infinite virtual particles in vacuum energy, is this a real or just a mathematical thing? Saying that zero point energy is infinite and that there are infinite potential virtual particles in vacuum is real or a mathematical thing? What does zero of potential energy mean? What is zero energy building? If there's infinite energy in zero point energy and infinite virtual particles in vacuum energy, is this real or just a mathematical thing? What do you mean by positive and negative energy in universe? Can energy be created in a non-energy environment? Can energy/matter be created/destroyed? Can energy be created? In physics, what is negative energy? Were space time and dimensions created by energy at the big bang? Can energy create all and nonexistent things (e.g other universes…)? Is it true that matter/energy actually can be created and/or destroyed? If it's impossible to have zero (no) energy, how it is then quantized and non- continuous? Wouldn't it be continuous and infinite? Can we create free energy? If light has zero mass, then as per this [math]E=mc^2[/math], light must have zero energy. Is it so? How energy can be created? What is negative energy in physics? Does negative energy not exist? As energy can neither be created nor be destroyed, then from where does the universe get energy to expand? How do you convert energy into matter? Can energy create space time and dimensions? If the Universe stops expanding, would that mean that dark energy became 0 or more (infinite) of it could still be created? If energy can neither be created nor be destroyed, then who created energy? If universe stops expanding, would that mean that dark energy became 0 or more (infinite) of it could still be created? How can the zero point energy equation be calculated? Since energy was the only thing existing at the big bang initial point, did it create or cause all of the universe? If energy can neither be created nor destroyed, doesn't that law suggest God created it because He can operate outside the laws of our universe?