Why, scientifically, are we unable to figure out what happened before the big bang?
In: Physics
Imagine the universe is an inflated balloon and our planet is floating around inside it somewhere. We can’t see whats outside the balloon, because we don’t know if there even is an outside.
The big bang was the start of the inflation of the balloon, we can tell the balloon is getting bigger but not what was happening before it started inflating because we can’t penetrate the walls to look outside.
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