Did the sun come first or the wind and rain in the universe? 20

If it's the sun and the wind and rain, of course, it's the existing sun.

Universe: A vast natural body made up of space, time, matter, and energy. A corner of the universe.

The End of the Universe: At the end of the universe is what humans call "chaotic" celestial bodies, which are made up of an infinite density of cosmic gaseous matter, which is invisible, but the deeper it is touched, the harder it becomes. Galaxy.

The formation and demise of the universe: in the "chaotic" celestial bodies, in a long state, more than n different kinds of gaseous substances of the same universe are accidentally formed in a long state, and under the natural pressure of the chaotic celestial bodies, the gathered n kinds of gaseous substances interact, which is what human beings call "**". **Under the action of the chaotic celestial body, it occurs simultaneously from the inside to the outside, forming a huge and vast space in the chaotic celestial body.

The matter that forms in the universe is the primordial tiny state of celestial galaxies in the universe that we observe today. The universe has its own cosmic time since the moment the space was formed, and over time, the original tiny remnants in the universe collided and combined with each other in the space to form a planet based on the prime mover. Planets collide with each other to form galaxies, and galaxies collide with galaxies to form the Milky Way.

Planets, galaxies, and galaxies are formed on the basis of the nearest forces. During this period, the energy recognized and used by human beings, including light, electricity, magnetism and other energy, is derived from the energy generated during the formation of galaxies. All energy can be converted into each other in different ways under certain conditions.

With the passage of time in the universe, the "Milky Way" in the universe will collide with each other to form a new "Milky Way", and eventually all the matter in the universe will gather to the center point due to the force of the chaotic celestial body, and the universe will slowly shrink under the action of the chaotic celestial body at the same time. When it reaches a certain level, the vast majority of all the matter in the universe gathers at the original center point, that is, the center of the universe, due to the gradual shrinking of the universe, the pressure of space increases infinitely, and the huge matter gathered will occur again, forming a new space, that is, a new universe. The primordial universe on the periphery slowly decayed and returned to chaos.

The new universe will be born and die in the same way as the original universe. The cycle repeats itself until the universe becomes infinitely small and cannot be reborn again, and everything is replaced by chaos. Perhaps in another corner of chaos, a similar natural miracle of the birth and decline of the universe is taking place.

The wind in the universe is not caused by the sun, I don't know what kind of question you are asking, if it rains, it only rains when the sun exists.

The sun How can there be rain without the sun!!

Your question. Boring. And why anonymity?

First there was the universe and then there was the solar system.

The mainstream theory is that the universe was formed by a great ** that occurred about 13.7 billion years ago. The matter and energy in the universe are gathered together, and condensed into a very small volume, the temperature is extremely high, the density is extremely high, and the huge pressure is generated in an instant, and then a large ** occurs, and the reaction principle of the big ** is called quantum physics by physicists. The big ** caused the matter to be scattered, the cosmic space continued to expand, and the temperature also dropped accordingly, and then appeared in all galaxies, stars, planets and even life in the universe one after another.

The formation and evolution of the solar system began with the gravitational collapse of a small patch in a huge molecular cloud 4.6 billion years ago. Most of the collapsed mass is concentrated in the center, forming the Sun, and the rest is flattened to form a protoplanetary disk, which in turn forms planets, moons, meteorites, and other small solar system bodies.