Christians

[theVOID]

You are an idiot ecolox, if you are unable to conceive of a way it could exist without magic man, but there is still so much to learn, and none of what has ever been proven to be correct about the universe has never needed god as an explanation.

Just because you can't conceive of the possibilities, all proudly backed by loads of evidence and generations of research, does not mean your first-guess conclusion has any relevance.

theVOID, you haven't explained why you exist, I have. You haven't even laid out the possibilities. There isn't much point in even addressing you unless you can do just that.

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13.7 billion years ago the universe existed in a state we call the singularity, an infinitely dense point of energy containing all matter, energy, space and time. The singularity expanded rapidly in an event dubbed the "Big Bang" but it was not as if it exploded into space because space and time were as i said, part of the singularity, but rather expanded outward creating space and time, all matter and all energy in our universe as it went.

For around ten million trillion trillion trillionths of a second all forces in the universe were combined into a single force and as such our current explanation of the universe beings: The single force, as it expanded, cooled down from a temperature of a thousand billion trillion allowing the fundamental forces of the universe to come into existence, those forces being gravity, strong and weak nuclear force and the electromagnetic force, as it cooled down more gravity started to take effect, condensing the energy into subatomic particles and eventually the lightest elements, mostly hydrogen but also a very small amount of helium; gravity kept condensing. After a few hundred million years this matter and energy had condensed into starts splattered throughout space and time, which, as stars do; started fusing their hydrogen atoms, via fusion, into helium atoms emitting light and heat from the leftover photons and emitted radiation.

When a star runs out of hydrogen it undergoes a rapid change, the core collapses to a more dense star in less than a second and it gets smaller while emitting a cloud of matter in a violent explosion out into the cosmos. The star then starts fusing helium creating some heavier created elements such as lithium, oxygen, nitrogen and carbon among.

The matter expelled by the explosion along with small amounts of the heavier atoms starts forming under gravity into meteors, planets, more stars etc...

After hundreds of millions more years the gravity has made successful planets, or 4.5 billion years ago in out case.

Under the hot, dense atmosphere of the earth chemical reactions between the elements started occurring, creating Ribonucleotides (the building blocks of RNA) as well as Amino acids which organize into proteins, bipid bilayers, nucleic acid etc until the first life forms on earth, prokaryotes, started to arise. These were self replicating molecules that emerged in great numbers from considerable chemical reactions all over the earth.

The single cell organisms began to replicate and replicate as the environment continued to change. Random mutations saw the organisms change to suit their environment and the ones that did not became extinct. The single cell organisms grew into multi cellular organisms and continued to grow and consume and divide and expand and, under a changing atmosphere, the ones best adapted to survive lived while the others died. The single cell organisms continued to grow and over billions of years grew and grew and grew and today, we, mankind, are one of the many variations of this extremely long process of evolution.



That's what happened, what's your theory? Oh, let me guess, "Let there be light" right? How very rational and fact-based of you.