Before the big bang where is everything

well i am an atheist and i should say when people ask me who and how is the universe is created and i just say them the big bang made everything and there are some people who ask what is before big bang and this is for yo people the big band dint just legit come out of my pocket..now im gonna give a stright up answer,

The universe is likely infinite. The presently most popular shape of the Universe found to fit observational data according to cosmologists is the infinite flat model.

If something is infinite, then it must have always been infinite. You can not have something finite, and make it infinite without adding something that is infinite to it, and if we are talking about the universe then there's nothing else to add, so the universe is infinite and has always been infinite.

If we look at all the stars in other galaxies no matter how far away they are and measure how they are moving we see that the galaxies are all moving away from us, and they are going faster and faster. That doesn't mean that we are in the middle, because they are all moving away from each other as well. If you were standing on any other planet you would still see that every other galaxy is moving away from you.

Which means that yesterday every galaxy was closer to us than today. And a year ago they were even closer. And if you go back long enough (which we now know is around 13,72 billion years), they will be so close to us that we are practically in the same spot. This is called a singularity and time stops running here, similar to what happens inside black holes. But as we know, I am explaining it in reverse; so in reality time actually started here.

Remember, the universe is still infinite because it has always been infinite. At the moment of the big bang the universe was still infinite.

I'm going to add something to this that may be hard to grasp for someone who's not used to thinking about the universe in grand scales. When you look at something, you don't see it instantly. You only see it after the light from it has had the time to reach your eyes.

So when you are speaking to your mother, you don't see her instantly - because it takes time for light to reach your eyes. But light is ridiculously fast. It is the absolutely fastest thing that can travel through space. So you won't really notice it here on earth when talking to your mother or catching a ball that's moving that light has a speed, everything here just seems instant.

But when you look at the moon, you are not looking at the moon as it is right now but as it was 1,3 seconds ago. And if you feel the warmth of the sun on your body, that energy has been travelling through space from the sun to you for about 8 minutes! That also means that if you look at the sun, you are watching what happened 8 minutes ago. No matter what you do, you can't change what happens on the sun in 4 minutes if you start now to plan something. Because you can't travel faster than this speed of light.

Now think about the universe that is infinite. Do you think you can see the whole universe? No you can't, because it takes time for light to reach you. If something is billion billion billion billion billion billion billion light years away then it will take billion billion billion billion billion billion light years to get here, and the universe just isn't old enough for light to have reached all that way.

So if you look around you into space, there is a limit to how far you can see, until you can't see further. We call this the "observable universe", which is simply how far we can yet see. Our observable universe is like a huge bubble around us, and it contains everything that we can see.

But all that was once closer together, at the big bang. It was so close together that it was just condensed in a tiny little dot. Our whole observable universe was once just a dot. And around that dot there was even more stuff. We don't know what it was, but we assume that it was just like the stuff that our 'dot' has.

So there you have it. An infinite universe that was infinitely dense and time was stopped. Then for some reason expansion started, it happened incredibly fast, so fast that space expanded faster than the speed of light and now there are parts of the universe we actually just can't see.

Then the expansion slowed down, but later it picked up speed and is now going faster and faster. Eventually, physicists think, other galaxies will be moving away from us faster than the speed of light - which means we won't be able to see them any more.

That also means that any future alien civilizations will not be able to see other galaxies move away from each other, and they are just going to have a completely wrong picture of the universe because they don't know how it all started. The only reason we do is because we can observe galaxies moving away from us faster and faster. And this is the only time in the history of the universe that we are able to do that. So we are pretty lucky to be living in the time where we can know this for sure, because this information will be lost forever to everyone else who will be isolated in their galaxy in billions of years.

Where on universe are these white holes

 Hey guys after my post on the white holes  I had like a ton of questions regarding where would be white holes and I can't take any more of that hype so I ligit wrote a post and  there you go don't make a buzz again

These is something quite appealing about the idea of a White hole. A  white hole is a symmetric counterpart to a Black Hole, perhaps analogous to an Antiparticle. And in fact quite a few researchers tried conceiving what such an object would look like. The most common construction is that of a Wormhole, where matter can go in one end (a Black Hole) and exit the other (a White Hole).

Unfortunately, the better Black Holes are understood, the less likely this scenario seems to be. And indeed, nothing that looks like a White Hole has ever been observed,phew.....😱that's a lot for my degree 

However, it’s important to stress that not finding them is in no way proof of their non-existence, though it does make them increasingly unlikely. One possible explanation is that they don’t emit much radiation, but rather only spew out cold matter, or perhaps even Dark matter. Another possibility is that they surround themselves with a huge ball of gas and dust, which absorbs all the White Hole’s high-energy radiation and converts it into radiation that is too diffuse and dim to detect.

Samsung S8 release date and leaks

The beast,Samsung S8 is looking sexxyyyy
Man with the curved edges and thin bezzel on either side is looking sick
The phone is going is rocking a Snapdragon 835 on 10nm based technology with the help of Samsung for GPU it rocks an adreno 535gpu which is 20% faster and 60% faster in video rendering and photo rendering and it even has a image processing increase  and it supports Google daydreamAnd quick charge 4.0

  Quick charge 4.0 which boosts up the charge you can charge your device upto 50% in just 15min of charge and 5hrs of usage in just 5 min of charge man that looks sick.

  it's going to have dual Stero speakers with a 1440p quadHD display which is super AMOLED display and Samsung had given out a commercial about in some other countries which said that it's going to be an rgb pixel alignment

And it's said to be have the s-pen which is the signature feature of the note line up but now we're going to have it in the  S series and it's gonna be sold individually which maybe used by the Samsung Chromebook

Sammy has dicthed the home button and the finger print sensor is going to integrated into the display itself which is coooooollllllllll and it's going to be having the headphone jack phew..........

For security it's having the iris scanner from the note 7 the design is just going to be sick and it's going to have a waphing 8gigsof ram and 256gigs of storage with a micro SD card and it's going to support the latest Samsung ufs SD cards and the base model is said to at 64 gigs

We have no details on the cameras yet but they are going to be single lense for some reason

And the S8 is going to be in two varients the smaller 5.7 inch flat or edged display S8 and the larger 6.3 inch curved display S8 both will be super AMOLED and QHD

And finally the release date is officially announced it's going to be launched in April the launch is delayed cause it's going to be tested a lot as of the disaster note 7 they are going to be made extreme tests and it's going to kick iphones ass which lacks innovation.

The release may be in between March and April..............

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ARE OUR PHYSICS LAWS FUNDAMENTAL

                                              Are laws of physics same every  where in the universe

Are our laws of physics fundamental  well here is the answer…….

 This is going to be a buzz in the head…..and this is going to be a nerd to nerd discussion

Now  we all think that our fundamental laws of physics are applicable anywhere in the universe and what if we found out that they are not the same and this answers our question that they are not fundamental ones

And this may look legit but the laws as we understand now do they vary or change with respect to the position  and many nerdy people try to test these these things all along from time to time and place to place and some of the scientists said that they may even vary from time to time it means that if an experiment is done in 1800 and the same experiment is done in 2017 the results may be different or the same or sligltly vary.and some of the famous cosmological theories like the multiverse(check out my post on it if you don’t know  what that it is)propose that the laws differ  form place to place due to the devolpment of the universe is different in different places.in general  if a law is fundamental it will be same  everywhere In  the universe .

the way which we can support this theory is by the mechanism of spontaneous symmetry breaking which means that when the universe cooled down from very high temepatures it went to various transations in which the first symmetrical rate would be turned in to a less symmetric state, in which the final state would be coming out in different ways in which the particles may be different form one and other. which means that as the universe gets expanded these particles may be travelled to different places which may different physical laws.(lol and thats the reason why i get different answers in my physics than my teacher)