Where does the energy matter in the universe come from?

Current theories of physics cannot solve this problem, and there are only various hypotheses and conjectures put forward by relying on mathematical models, but all of them are unsatisfactory. I think that at present, human beings are quite far from solving the physics, dark matter, and dark energy of black holes, and it will take a long time to understand the source of matter and energy. But human beings will continue to explore, and we will continue to explore.

It is also important to be optimistic, given that science has advanced by leaps and bounds for less than two hundred years, and that considerable progress has already been made, and there is no reason not to believe that humanity can go further and unravel more of the mysteries of the natural world.

The current theory is that the universe is composed of ten dimensions, of which four dimensions are opened, and the other six dimensions are curled up, and it is because of this asymmetry, just like the asymmetry of two pairs of forces that are not equal, this asymmetry is the root of the other elements of the universe, just like two forces in opposite directions, if their values are equal, that is, they are symmetrical, and they do not cause motion, and it is precisely because of the asymmetry of the universe that this asymmetry produces gravitational and dark energy, and then energy and mass, Massive matter gives rise to galaxies, stars, and so on.

From the origin of the universe - the universe is great.

The universe creates time, space and energy, and is the starting point of the universe.

14 billion years ago, a pure energy point equivalent to subatoms** was converted, and the energy was converted into matter, and matter formed the universe.

I don't understand.

For the first time, it was caused by an inexplicable external force, and before it was all uniform, there was no time, no space, no universe.

It is now impossible to produce the output on its own.

Generally speaking, they are all made of **, and there are also a lot of electrons and ions in the universe, including some dark matter and dark energy.

In a sense, we are all stellar dust. Some of the hydrogen originally synthesized by the universe formed stars, and some combined with oxygen to form water. The next time we drink water, let's not forget that the hydrogen in the water molecules is very old, it comes from 13.8 billion years ago.

The matter in the universe should be **in a cosmic great**, and after this great**, these substances in the universe are produced, which increases the diversity of the universe.

Matter is the general term for all things, and this concept is drawn from them, so that matter can neither be created nor disappear. Matter exists forever.

The energy fragments produced when the universe was big before, the universe must have been nothing before, and slowly formed the current universe through the transformation of time.