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5/17/2015 1:52:56 AM
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Carbon nanotubes.
They're the darkest thing known, absorbing around 99.96% of all light. This absorbed light turns into energy. Now imagine that on an extremely large scale. If we could make something that absorbed all light, we could possibly make bombs made of absorbed energy. This is small scale of exactly what they think the big bang may have evolved. I could be off, but I want to try to provide some example of how something possibly [i]could[/i] come from "nothing".
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Edited by CMoneyStreth: 5/17/2015 2:10:58 AMYeah that would make sense it is proven than the universe is expanding so something must have acted on that space or is acting on that space could be a number of unique possibilities. Could be a giant black hole absorbing our universe who knows really
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I've heard theories about the multiverse : universes rubbing against each other like small atoms feeding energy off each other.
