What I need to know is, the energy that binds together a nucleus of atom: Where does it come from, and how is it derived?
(Bearing in mind the fact that energy cannot be created or destroyed.) Please provide an equation that includes a time expression. Thank you kindly.
The other question: If expansion of universe appears the same from all vantage points, how can its origin be a singularity?
Please ask your physics professor these two questions. Thank you. Remember the first question needs an equation.
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Feel free to reply to any comment by clicking the "Reply" button.@Astrochuck So where did the Big Bang get it from? So, can we be cute? So what triggered the Big Bang? Or, to be cuter - Who triggered the Big Bang? And, was "time" triggered simultaneously? Where was "time" before the Big Bang?
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Feb 16, 2018
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You should investigate the "weak" and "strong" electromagnetic forces.
a singularity is a point in space time, and has no a reference point. , read more, Stephen Hawking, that any point in space time is equal to any other point in space time.
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