Good question, I don't think I know the answer to that, but here is a guess, a bunch of nuclear atoms fused together and created a ticking "Time bomb". It may appear as that so much gathered that it actually got too big for it's size, so, like a bomb, it exploded outwards and created the universe as we know today, either that, or, like I said, it actually became a , "Nuclear Super Nova" and created the universe.

nukes... causing a big bang... seriously.

The big bang formed the universe because of what was contained within it. trillions of quarks and strange objects of subatomic size- blasting out and colliding with eachotehr.
And in the same thousandths of a second a near = amount of anti particles jet out. Creating insane explosions of energy when colliding with a counter part.
(As we think,) the balance was similar to some insane number of anti-matter, to the same amount of normal matter- plus one.

In under a second all anti-matter is wiped out and the normal matter proliferates freely and combines- forming gravitational pulls and getting even bigger and more complex.
Hydroxen is formed- then oxygen- then helium and maybe even carbon. The earliest table of elements being filled- and these clusters just keep combining and shooting out at extreme speeds. They slow down as they become more massive but keep spreading, causing the current expansion of the universe to still happen.

Then protostars form- systems, galaxies...


Man- always wanted to post that somewhere...

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Are we just in a never ending cycle of big bangs? I would like your opinion on this.

YES! Until someone interferes. ;D

Not Nukes, atoms, what do you think nukes explode, with nuclear atoms, that's where they get the word "Nuke" from, dude, ever wonder where the word came from, the excact thing that makes it go, how do I put this, "BIG BOOM". Anyway, the Big Bang must've been, I dunno, like, a thousand nukes combined, that would be a freaking God of nukes right there.

no- it's just the universe compilet into a teensy tiny ball- then that ball teleports and breaks apart into little quarks.

If your thought process can't be followed by a drunk philosophy student (me) then it's not a real thought. Start again from the beginning.

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Yes, that gathered together and created the mother-load of nukes, make sense actually, nuke equals boom, bigger nuke equals bigger boom, Big Bang equals the universe, easy to find. Just a giant nuke that imploded and created the universe.

Not powerful enough.

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Not Nukes, atoms, what do you think nukes explode, with nuclear atoms, that's where they get the word "Nuke" from, dude, ever wonder where the word came from, the excact thing that makes it go, how do I put this, "BIG BOOM". Anyway, the Big Bang must've been, I dunno, like, a thousand nukes combined, that would be a freaking God of nukes right there.

Not even close.

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Not Nukes, atoms, what do you think nukes explode, with nuclear atoms, that's where they get the word "Nuke" from, dude, ever wonder where the word came from, the excact thing that makes it go, how do I put this, "BIG BOOM". Anyway, the Big Bang must've been, I dunno, like, a thousand nukes combined, that would be a freaking God of nukes right there.

That energy is so incomprehensibly small in comparison to other forms of sources (not creation btw) of energy in the universe.

By the time you have read this post the sun has converted billions of times more energy than your scenario.

Yeah, since the sun is fucking massive, but nukes are far more efficient in their energy output relative to its size. The largest nuke ever tested was the Tsar Bomba:

"The device was trillions of times more powerful per unit volume in comparison to the material in the sun's fusion core (about 25% of the sun's radius) and it would take about 10 million years for an equivalent volume of the sun's core to produce the same amount of energy as came from within the bomb's casing."

Just an interesting fact.

Holy crap. It's pretty worrying looking at the bombs they have nowadays as well.

Alright alright, an exploding black hole releases more energy in a second than the sun does in a billion years which is probably still nowhere near enough for a 'creation of universe'.
We should totally create a collapsing gravity bomb sorta thing.

The tsar bomba wasn't anything to fuck with. Its shockwave passed around the earth three times.

<_< when was it tested? That could have been the thing that broke my fine china that one in-fateful day...;-;

Depends if you're more than 50 years old.

Third degree burns at 100km away, Christ.

Where was it teste? land or water? Only country that I think could stand that would be russia... half the country must be a wasteland

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Where was it teste? land or water? Only country that I think could stand that would be russia... half the country must be a wasteland

I don't think you really understand how large the world is.