What exactly happened in Big Bang and when it happened?
Did the Big Bang happen or is it happening?
What will happen if Big Bang occurred once again? What happened after the Big Bang? Can another Big Bang happen more than once in our Universe? Has The Big Bang Theory (TV show) ended? What is happening on the other side of the singularity (*Big Bang)? What happened before the Big Bang? Why didn't the universe collapse into a black hole just seconds after the Big Bang? I imagine it was very dense at that moment. Did matter exist before the big bang? Before the Big Bang was it in complete darkness? Assuming that the Big Bang is a white hole, then won't it become impossible to find out what happened between the singularity and the event horizon? Did stuff exist before the big bang, or not? If we accept the Big Bang Theory as correct, what does this imply about the possibility of something like that occurring again? DId something exist before the Big Bang? Is The Big Bang Theory (TV show) losing its magic now? What if the big bang keeps repeating itself and has been repeating for ever? Was there a space before big bang? How can time begin at the Big Bang? Did the void exist before the Big Bang? Before the BIG-BANG the Universe was condensed in just one point. Where was that point in, since the Universe was all there in that point? Were all the universes in Multiverse theory created at the Big Bang? If all matter was at a point at the time of the Big Bang, how is it that against such extreme gravity it could ever explode? Did the mind exist before the Big Bang? Do physicists like the show The Big Bang Theory? If we found where exactly the Big Bang happend, would that location be the centre of the universe? How did the universe look like before the Big Bang? Is the singularity at the time of the Big Bang thought to be a White Hole? Moments after the Big Bang all the mass of the universe was confined in a tiny radius. Why didn't it collapse to a black hole? Was space a perfect vacuum before big bang? I don't think the Big Bang could have contained all the energy in the universe. Has this view even been considered? As ALL matter is created soon after the Big Bang, and in a relatively small area, why doesn't it collapse into a black hole under its own gravitation?