I don't necessarily agree with your final surmission

Frankly, my dear, it makes no nevermind to me

I cannot answer because I simply do not know. This is because I was not there. As for the happening (whatever it was) being the beginning of time I disagree. Time is something invented by man to explain and measure things. For example, how long did it take to get to Arkansas. As for a sound or "bang" back at the time you refer to, I have no proof that there was a sound. Sorry I could not help you.

I had to come back and edit because you say "believe in" for your ideas here. I do not "believe in" anything really. That is so much like a religious term. I do not "believe in" gravity but I am fully aware of its workings, etc.

You should reword this: "Who believes the Big Bang theory". "Believe IN" makes it sound religious.

For a fuller treatment of the various explanations offered here, read Chapter 6, titled Thoughts on the ‘Big Bang’, in Beyond the Veil by Jeremy Dunning-Davies. He is a retired Mathematics and Physics professor at the University of Hull in England.

At www.newtoeu.com you will see a fuller description of this book, and you can download a free pdf that doesn’t require a degree in math or physics.

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The big bang theory was conceived from information they had at the time ,but is being questioned now that the multiverse theory is also quite prevelant ,It is every changing ,I beleive they have found one of the first stars ? but it is puzzling them because it appears to be older than our universe or maybe it poped in from another universe when the big bang ripped open the fabric of space and time for a moment,These theorys and myths keep changing as we get more knowledge to prove or disprove or just cause endless more questions ,

Illiteracy doesn't garner much gravitas.

I do not believe in "big bang myth," because there is no such thing. Also, because I don't "believe" in things in general. Granted, there are morons who call it a myth; that does not make it one.

I accept that, at the current state of our knowledge, the big bang THEORY has the most evidence to support it.

I believe in the Big Bang but I can not prove it.

You don't understand the big bang theory. It's a scientific theory. It has been tested, in that it yields predictions that have proven accurate. It has been reviewed by scientists (real educated scientist, not internet conspiracy theorist) who have failed to disprove it.

Now here's the part you don't understand, it simply states that our universe emerged from a singularity. It says nothing about existence before the nanosecond when expansion began. It doesn't say the universe came from nothing (that is how creationists try to misrepresent it.) It doesn't make a single claim about anything that existed or occurred before the big bang.

Incidentally, the same people who say nothing can exist without a creator, think their creator did.

Please.... Get a dictionary.