sen-no-sen wrote:The Big Bang theory answers the following question: what was the configuration of the Universe at the beginning (I mean at the beginning calculable by our technical means).
However, we learn by observation that our Universe is expanding.
Yes, and the theories were to say that expansion will slow down, and then the universe will shrink again. Except that I seem to have heard somewhere that in fact the expansion of the universe is accelerating instead of slowing down !!!
sen-no-sen wrote:If we take the film of time backwards we realize that the farther we go back, the more the universe was dense and warm, until it reached a point where the whole Universe was contained in a space infinitely hot and infinitely dense, that's the Big Bang.
But made up of what, and in the middle of what?
sen-no-sen wrote:because it implies that the Big Bang was an explosion, which is not the case.
Well if at the start the universe was concentrated in an infinitely dense and hot point, why did it suddenly expand?
sen-no-sen wrote:If space and time appeared with the big bang, we can say that it is impossible to envisage a "before".
Impossible to envisage a before, I do not see why, each thing having a priori a beginning and an end. But how can we suppose that there could have been a beginning, since that means a limit before which there would be .... nothing. It is inconceivable, and the term bewitching, is indeed the good term, I would even say fascinating, because it is purely and simply impossible to be able to imagine "the infinite".
sen-no-sen wrote:
1) "Before" the big bang, our universe would enter into contraction (Big crunch), from this contraction there would have been a "rebound" (Big bang) and the universe would then have started expanding again (current phase).
Yep, this is just a theory, and which still does not explain anything, especially since it becomes an endless expansion / contraction loop, except that a priori it is invalidated by the fact that the expansion of l universe would accelerate !?
sen-no-sen wrote:3) An infinite time passed, that is to say that it would be impossible to "arrive" at the zero moment ... a kind of Zeno paradox!
Yeah but infinity is impossible to materialize for our little brains of human being !!
sen-no-sen wrote:4) The universe would have come out of black holes ...
5) The Big bang would come from a quantum matrix creating multiverses.
These are just theories, we will never know !!
sen-no-sen wrote:And if this big bang took place at a specific point, what was around it?
It is a mistake to think that, the Big Bang is an expansion of space time, not an explosion.
Oh sorry
But always the same, a dilation means that something is getting bigger, and to define that it gets bigger there has to be an end to this thing. However, there is not supposed to be any !! And if there is one, what is there after ...
sen-no-sen wrote:The Big Bang did not therefore "take place" in a precise place. Also pay attention to the notion of "around", it implies the notion of a pre-existing space, apart from space and time (space-time) its appeared jointly.
Certainly, but I said precise point to imagine that if it went well, it went well somewhere, or nowhere, it changes nothing in the problem anyway, if the universe was only one point, what was around?