The impossibility of the creation of the universe via the big bang
Impossibility of the ‘Big Bang’
The big bang theory has interwoven in its fabric, a thread of its own annihilation.
Here’s how,
We are told that nothing existed before the big bang occurred, not even time.
We are therefore to assume that the arrow of time was only able to begin its flight at the very instance of the creation of the universe.
So what is time and how is it essential for change?
Time is the interval between one state and a future state.
So, in order to get from existing state a to a future state b we must have the enabling mechanism of time for this change to occur.
So, before the big bang there was nothing, not even time.
Therefore, it would be impossible to go from the state of no universe to a state of universe if the enabling mechanism of time did not pre exist the beginning of the universe.
I.e it is impossible, without time, to go from a state of nothing to a state of something.
Therefore if time had not existed before the universe existed the universe could never have come into being.
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