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Okay My Hair Is Natrually Black I Died My Bang I Was Going For The Remy Ma Look. But Now It HAs Groen BAck And My Roots Are Black And It Looks A Mess. WHat Should I Do. Also I Need A Relaxer. Should I Relax It Or Dye It First?

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Why wasn't the matter before the Big Bang a black hole?
In hypothetical terms, before the Big Bang occurred, apparently all of the matter in the universe was condensed into a small dot, perhaps the size of a marble, perhaps the size of a period or smaller. Why wasn't this large amount of tightly condensed matter a black hole? It seems that it would have been, given that the current black holes do not have nearly as much matter in them. And why did this matter explode in the Big Bang? Something with such a strong gravitational field that no light can escape would not explode and release matter, would it?

Please explain. Thanks.

The theory comes from applying our knowledge of physics, chemistry, etc., to a hypothesis called the Primordial Atom Hypothesis.

The name of the hypothesis (and the manner in which it came about) gave many the impression that all 'matter' was compressed into one dot.

However, as we go back in time towards the origin of the universe and apply what we know, we find that at some point, the universe must have been so hot that matter could not exist. Only energy.
Then, even closer to the beginning, it was so hot that even the fundamental forces could not exist.

Hotter still until the temperature reaches a point when we can no longer understand what 'hotter' means.

This temperature is called the 'Planck Temperature'. At that temperature, there is so much energy that every single point in the universe would be a black hole. (Look up Planck Temperature on wikipedia).

And we are not all the way back to time zero yet (even though we are extremely close to it -- look up 'Planck Time'). The only think we know for sure is that we can't go back further (or hotter, same thing) with our present understanding of physics.

This state (where every single point is a black hole) would represent the 'singularity'). If the universe is infinite, then it would have been already infinite at that time. It is the part that we can see (the so-called 'visible universe' now measuring 14 billion light-years in proper distance) that was maybe as small as a point or not much bigger. The universe itself (the whole thing) could have been already infinite.

If every single point is a black hole, then every single point is part of its neighbors' event horizons. This could mean that each point is an individual black hole. That would make them versy small black holes indeed.

If we are to use Hawking's idea on black hole evaporation (the smaller the black hole, the faster it evaporates) then a black hole the size of a point would evaporate immediately. An infinite number of infinitesimal black holes would all evaporate simultaneously. That is enough energy to trigger the expansion of a whole universe.

It is during the expansion, as the temperature cools, that the fundamental forces 'condense' first, then matter: very simple stuff at first -- the elements that we know today like Oxygen, Carbon and so on, were made inside stars much later.

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The name 'Big Bang' was given to the theory by an adversary of the theory. He wanted to make fun of the theory and to cause confusion. Everybody knew that you could not have an explosion unless there was already a universe to explode into (meaning the Big Bang could not be beginning). The confusion part did work since there are still a lot of people who think that 'Big Bang' means an explosion.

There was no initial explosion. Only an expansion that is still going on.

What is the difference between the big bang and black hole singularity?
at the instant of big bang there was a singularity very much similar to the one we find in black hole(or so i think).both of them have infinite densities and infinite space-time curvature and almost everything is infinite.except that the big bang is the begining of time and black holes the end of time..other than that what are the other differences??

Have you read the lates theories? Remeber they are suposed to be 2 kinds of black holes, Schwarzsguy black hole is a non rotating black hole with a singularity and the Kerr hole, he say that a dying stars would collapse into a rotating ring of neutrons that would produce sufficient centrifugal force to prevent the formation of a singularity. Since the black hole would not have a singularity, Kerr believed it would be safe to enter it without being crushed by the infinite gravitational force at its center. If Kerr holes do exist, it might be possible to pass through them and exit out of a "white" hole. A white hole would have the reverse action of a black hole. So, instead of pulling everything into its gravitational force, it would use some sort of exotic matter with negative energy to push everything out and away from it. These white holes would be our way to enter other times or other worlds. So this must change your view as seeing Black hole as the finishing, maybe they can be a beginning to discover what the latest Hawkins theories talk about, Paralles Universe(2003).
And If I am not wrong, when the star dies and implode created a black hole whos event horizon absorved everything inside it, and it finish with the singularity and in this singularity all laws of physic doesn't exist meanwhile, right now we don't know how (Big Bang) this dense point was created it self, we know (theories) this point or singularity became so dense that it explode!
Well, hope you can understand better but this theme is so extense to discuss it here!
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Big bang, Black holes and matter, how did it start or is it never ending?
What is your theory of the big bang, events prior to it and is this the [n]th time around for the universe?

the number of bangs and crunches would be impossible to determine, if indeed they occurred. singularities leave no record of what went into making it, therefore we would have absolutely nothing to go on. if indeed the bang/crunch cycle is whats going on here, i believe that the unstable nature of the singularity brought about dark energy, which blew it apart.

What is the difference between the big bang singularity and a black hole singularity ?
Well they both have infinite density and zero volume, if I'am correct.
What properties would separate them from each other.
Could black hole singularities possibly create universes like the big bang one did ?

I'm not an expert on physics, and I'm just asking from what knowledge I have, so I do apologize.

Damn good question. Id like to know that one myself

The on;y thing I can think of is size. The big bang would have to contain the entire mass energy for the universe, since mass energy would be conserved.

How soon after the big bang did outer space turn black?
Outer space is generally black. However, during the big bang and for many years after, there would have been plenty of light. How long did it take the universe to be big enough so that outer space was black due to the absence of light?

According to current estimates, roughly 400,000 years. This is what we can tell from the data from WMAP, which was launched to measure the microwave background radiation. It is this radiation that is the leftover glow from when light decoupled from matter, which is the point at which the universe would have "turned black".

How Could The Big Bang have happened? / Black Holes?
Please help!! This is my final project for my physical science class, but I can't really find much to help me. I am not asking anyone write my paper, but I'd love some input/help getting started! The question is:

The definition of a black hole is a mass so heavy that it's gravitational field does not allow anything to escape it's grasp. So If this is true, how could the big bang have happened since all the mass of the universe was contained in one location?

Please help, I'm desperate! :(

You see, that's the tricky part.

All of the MASS in the universe was NOT contained in one location. All of the ENERGY in the universe was.

Now, according to Einstein, mass is just another form of energy, according to E=m*c(squared) [or, rearranging the terms, m = E / c(squared)]. But the energy did not condense into matter until AFTER the Big Bang exploded.

AND, there is no direct relationship between the Big Bang and black holes. The Big Bang, if it occurred, was not caused by a black hole, because a black hole is held together by gravity, which is a result of mass -- but there was NO mass before the big bang (see above) and therefore no gravity.

And one other puzzle -- no one has yet proven that black holes exists. No one has ever seen or measured on. Black holes are still, at this date, just theory. There is good reason to believe that there is one at the center of most galaxies, but no one can PROVE it.

Experiments with the Large Hadron Collider on Switzerland might produce micro-miniature black holes (small then an atom). But black holes this size are believed to dissipate in a faction of a second, giving off Hawking Radiation. IF they measure Hawking Radiation, they will know they have produce a black hole.

Of course, the Collider is now broken, and won't be fixed before next summer . . . .

The Big Bang, Black Holes and points of infinite density ...?
If I understand correctly, at the base of black holes are points of infinite density. The big bang, as I understand it, originated from a point of infinite density.

If I understand these things correctly, is it not theoretically possible that our universe is the result of a black hole? And that other universes, possibly behind our means of observation, are being created as a result of the black holes which we know to exist?

My apologies to the astrophysicists to whom this question may seem elementary (or elementarily flawed)!

Any insight would be GREATLY appreciated!

These questions have not been answered, but there is general agreement that the infinite densities (singularities) predicted by general relativity for black holes are not real, and that the theory breaks down at some point. The theory also shows that all such singularities are protected by the "event horizon" which prevents any transfer of information from inside the black hole. It is expected that the incorporation of quantum theory will avoid the problem of the singularity, but so far there has been no successful combination of general relativity and quantum theory.

What do you think of CERN continuing with its big bang (black hole) expierment?
Science has given us great inventions over the past years but they have also caused great destruction (atom bomb, hydrogen bomb, chemical weapons, biological weapons). Some mysteries should not be explored or exploited and should remain just that a mystery. "Curiosity killed the cat" anyone?

What CERN is doing and has been doing worries me a great deal. Since they don't really know what they are messing with then how do they expect to control the outcome?

Yeah, what if they cause a black whole? Scientists are only concerned with making a name for themselves that is all they care about is becoming famous.

Don't worry about it though for the Bible tells us that this is a world without end.

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