Where is the singularity that created the universe 13.8 billion years ago?

At present, scientists are still theoretically about the location of the singularity, and it is not accurate to reality, after all, the current technology cannot meet such requirements.

The singularity that gave birth to the universe no longer exists, or it exists in another way, because that singularity has become the entire universe today. The universe does not expand from the singularity to space, but the singularity itself constantly creates space. The singularity is not in space, and space is all expanded from the singularity.

The singularity does not exist in the universe, and the singularity produces time, space, and matter. It is the origin of all matter in the universe. Perhaps, if there are new parallel worlds, Singularity will continue to create new universes in other parallel worlds that we don't know about.

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The universe is not a fact, it's just a conjecture. The singularity is one of the innumerable amounts of matter in your universe; It's just that its mass is higher than that of other cosmic matter around it; The singularity ** is that the matter of the universe is in the universe **; There is no such thing as a strange lie that produces the universe! The predecessor of the singularity is also cosmic matter; It is possible to exist in the universe in different masses and in different forms.

According to current estimates, the predecessor of the singularity is likely to be a black hole.

Did the singularity exist in infinite space before the birth of the universe?

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The universe is not a fact, it's just a conjecture. The singularity is one of the innumerable amounts of matter in your universe; It's just that its mass is higher than that of other cosmic matter around it; The singularity ** is that the matter of the universe is in the universe **; There is no such thing as a strange lie that produces the universe! The predecessor of the singularity is also cosmic matter; It is possible to exist in the universe in different masses and in different forms.

According to current estimates, the predecessor of the singularity is likely to be a black hole.

The theory of the universe is a theory that most scientists agree with, and it does not mean that it is a fact, because there are also the theory of cosmic eternity, the theory of cosmic cycles, the theory of cosmic parallelism, and the theory of multidimensional cosmology. The big ** theory is just one of them. In fact, it is a bit similar to look at the superstar big **, forming a small cosmic environment around it.

Will a new universe be born after the destruction of the universe?

There are a lot of parallel universes.

If the universe is destroyed, will space and time disappear.

A new universe will be born.

It won't disappear, parallel universes still exist.

Is this whole world really virtual? Or is it real?

Real pro. Why do scientists say the world is virtual?

That's for the hype.

Get traffic. Is there a limit to speed?

You can ask me about this, I have some research.

There is no limit to speed.

Is it true that the Internet says that the speed of light proves that the world is virtual, because the speed of light is the limit supported by virtual computers?

Theoretically, yes.

No, it's the scientists themselves trying to get traffic.

Infinity. The cosmic singularity created the matter of the entire universe, its volume is not small, and the currently known mass of the universe is very large, so scientists analyze the cosmic singularity is an infinitely small volume and infinitely large mass of matter.

According to the theory of the universe, the whole universe was born from the singularity, so the mass of the whole universe comes from the singularity, in other words, the mass of the whole universe is the mass of the singularity, and according to the latest observations of the Hubble Space Telescope, we can observe about 2 trillion galaxies in the universe (previously estimated to have trillion galaxies), some galaxies have billions of stars, some galaxies have as many as 400 billion, each galaxy has an average of 200 billion stars, and our sun happens to be a medium star, We take the mass of the sun in kilograms as the average value to find the total mass of visible matter in the universe m = 100 million x 2,000 billion = kilograms.

The universe began with the singularity, which means that all the matter in the universe is formed from this singularity, so the mass of this singularity is the mass of the universe now.

The singularity is a conjecture that no one has ever seen and no one can really be sure of. In fact, the singularity is a point of being and not being, it exists because it exists, and this is where space-time and matter begin; It doesn't exist because it can't be seen or touched. It is intangible and has no volume.

In the current theory, the singularity exists in two places, one before the big ** and one inside the black hole. According to Einstein's theory of gravitational fields, an object whose mass collapses within the Schwarzschild radius can only be compressed into a singularity with infinitely small volume, infinitely high curvature, infinitely high density, and infinitely high temperature.

All these infinitesimal are derived from the premise of infinitesimal and that if there were no infinitesimal all the infinitesimal below would become finite. Because you don't know how small this thing is, you don't know its density, you don't know its curvature, you don't know its temperature. I'm going to write it in infinite form.

Except for the singularity, there seems to be nothing infinite in the universe. In general relativity, the singularity is unavoidable, at which space and time have infinite curvature, and space and time end here.

All theories fail at the singularity, so there's no way to describe what's going on there. We now know that the universe began at the singularity 13.8 billion years ago**, and that the observable universe now spans 93 billion light-years. So the universe has a beginning and an end, a range of sizes, and a finite amount of matter and energy.

But the singularity does not exist, and even if it does, none of our theories can explain it. For example, if the singularity is not infinitesimal but the size of an electron, or 100 million times the size of an electron, we can calculate the curvature and density of the singularity, and we know the temperature of the singularity.

<> according to gravitational field theory, why doesn't the singularity shrink further? What prevents the abrupt halt of the collapse under the tremendous gravitational pull? So it doesn't fit into Einstein's gravitational field theory.

The scientific community is more inclined to attribute the singularity to something outside of space, something that the dimensions of our world cannot explain, an infinite collapse, the nothingness of our world. According to quantum mechanics, there is a huge amount of background energy in an absolute vacuum, which still exists at absolute zero, and singularities are created out of thin air at zero energy in a vacuum.

The singularity is a tiny dense dot with infinitely small volume and infinite density that can hold infinite things.

It should be infinite, possibly expanding over time. Because it is also changing and can grow.

Singularities can be infinitely large or infinitesimally small. The singularity itself is a concept, and the true form is not yet known to us.