suppose, the big bang was not happened in the past, the formations came through the only gasses and liquids in the universe at the very inception of forming planets ? and the big bang material was only in the form of liquid and the gasses?



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I don't understand (and I think nobody else understands either). You can regard the Big Bang as producing only gas: mostly hydrogen, some helium, almost nothing else.

that's a lot of supposing. let's back it up with evidence.

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Yeah, let's put it this way:

If there was no big bang, there'd be no gases, liquids, or space for them to float about in.

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I'm guessing your not a native english speaker and you have run that through a translation program. It didn't work well enough. We don't understand what you are asking.

Shorter phrases usualy translate better

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Evidence.....hmmmm .... I know! I'll get in my TARDIS, nip back to the beginning of the universe, pop my head out, take a few snapshots as the big bang happens, and then post the photos here.

But then I can see the sceptics now. The shadows cast by the light won't be correct ..... and of course there won't be any stars in the sky ..... errrr ....

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you should use smilies when you're being facetious.

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Facetious? Me?! NEVER!!

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i got your point that you are understanding what i am saying, well as the big bang theory was very popular, if for the sake the big bang was not happened in the past what sort of situation was there in the universe before forming the stars and planets in the universe? or the every individual star and planet formed seperately?

If you believe in the 'Big Bang', then there was nothing, zero-not even zero existed. If there is nothing for gas, liquid or solid to exist in, then they do not exist either.
This universe may be just one of gods experiments that went slightly awry. The supreme being was trying to mix 'heavenly' mortar and it did not quite mix properly. 'It' want a nice smooth plaster and it went horribly wrong.

Yesterday is history...tomorrows a mystery....

No big bang? Maybe the universe has been in some sort of steady state.

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Yes, the Big Bang theory is rather popular these days.

Ok, assuming there was no big bang...


Well, without a formation event, what makes you assume there was a time before the formation of stars and planets? The steady state model doesn't need a formation event, nor does it require history to be finite. So the concept of "before" the planets and stars becomes moot if hte planets and stars have always been there.

Now, if you're asking what happened before the Big Bang? Well... Is the King of France bald?

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