Is the singularity at the time of the Big Bang thought to be a White Hole?
Is it possible that the big bang was caused by a white hole, and would that contradict the idea that there was no prior space-time?
Was there time when the Big Bang happened, or not? 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. Is there any hypothesis that the big bang occurs repeatedly? What logical processes lead scientists to conclude that the origin of the universe was the Big Bang? If there is such a thing as the big bang? Where did the big bang take place? How was our universe before the Big Bang? Was it a tiny point? If it was a tiny point, where did this point exist from? 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? I don't think the Big Bang could (have) happen(ed). Has this view ever been considered? What happened at the time of the Big Bang? Where is the origin point of the big bang in space? And how far are we from there? Were dimensions and space times created by the energy at the Big Bang? Could God have created 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? If we accept the Big Bang Theory as correct, what does this imply about the possibility of something like that occurring again? Was it possible for God to create the universe if the time did not exist before the big bang? If there was no time before could God be out of time? How was matter created when the Big Bang occurred? What will happen if Big Bang occurred once again? If we found where exactly the Big Bang happend, would that location be the centre of the universe? What are some alternate theories to the singularity existing at t=0 just before the Big Bang? What else could have existed just before the Big Bang? Can we see 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? Is it the Big Ongoing, not the Big Bang? What percent of physicists believe our universe was born from a black hole? Would we be inside the black hole or separate space-time via a white hole? Is it possible to think of black holes as having no spacetime inside the event-horizon? What is happening on the other side of the singularity (*Big Bang)? What exactly happened in Big Bang and when it happened? What happened before 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 do we estimate the time since the big bang?