Could the Big Bang have been the result of vacuum decay?
Was space a perfect vacuum before 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. 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? What exactly happened in Big Bang and when it happened? How ideal is a space vacuum? Was the Big Bang just a gigantic white hole? What happened at the time of the Big Bang? What is space if not a vacuum? How was matter created when the Big Bang occurred? What happened after the Big Bang? Our existing knowledge makes it clear that before the Big Bang, everything about the universe was already predetermined. Meaning that it was predetermined down to the smallest particle, and its course through the eons in its minutest details. Who is thought to have done that? How did the Big Bang actually happen? What logical processes lead scientists to conclude that the origin of the universe was the Big Bang? Where did the big bang take place? Where is the origin point of the big bang in space? And how far are we from there? Were space time and dimensions created by energy at the big bang? Can energy create all and nonexistent things (e.g other universes…)? What happened in the first second of the big bang? If there is such a thing as the big bang? Vacuumed sucked space is considered nothing. Is nothing considered to be present when nothing exists? Or was it considerd to be expanded empty space? What does "space is a vacuum" mean? Were all the universes in Multiverse theory created at the Big Bang? Did the universe have a starting point, or was it always there? What happened on the first second of the big bang? 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? Did God create the Big Bang? Is the Big Bang really the the origin of our universe? Could outer space itself have a space? Since energy was the only thing existing at the big bang initial point, did it create or cause all of the universe? 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? Is the Big Bang theory true? Since energy was the only thing existing at the big bang initial point, did it create/cause all of the universe?