no

its impossible

ss or didn't happen.

no ofc not

The Big Bang did not create matter it simply distributed it, read up on it.

Precisely. read a brief history of time.

Define nothing, and define something and I will give a more precise answer.

In terms of matter and chemistry, you cannot produce matter from nothing. It can only be altered into a new form. The same with energy. Energy cannot be created. It is simply converted from different forms and recycled.

Okok those saying the big bang didn't happen from nothing. Please answer where this very small dense matter came from. Contingent entity anyone? Intelligent Creator....

I think he means nothing, as in the non existence of anything. And not a lack thereof, just nothing - no one to observe the "nothing" to observe

No black space, no void, just non existence of everything, which is hard to imagine, for imagining would require you to imagine observing something,

When of course you wouldn't be imagining "nothing" if you're imagining something

So uh.. bend that one around..


e- which of course does not answer the question asked

This post was edited by IcedShard on Aug 30 2009 09:02am

by its very definition its the lack of something. so no, its not.

and yes, the law of conservation of energy can be broken.

This post was edited by Kamikizzle on Aug 30 2009 10:50am