<p><strong>Was universe spawn from nothing?</strong></p>
<p>Until now, scientists figured out that the Big Bang happened from a tiny particle which was infinitely energy densed and having infinite mass. If that is the case where does that particle came from? Whats the current explanations based on current knowledge?</p>

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2020-09-21T05:06:40.097Z
Pretty much all your assumptions of the current state of cosmology are wrong. In particular the "tiny particle" and "Infinite small size" and "infinite mass" are not in the current theory.   As stated the question is pretty much unanswerable. I think you should read up a little: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Bang
James K
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2020-09-21T05:29:36.983Z
@James sorry for the unwanted word ‘small’. However, wiki also refers the initial form as "primeval atom" which I meant by the word ‘particle’. Also i still know that form of matter was infinitely dense and mass. Anyway, expecting an answer. Thanks.
Sazzad Hissain Khan
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2020-09-21T07:02:43.320Z
With an unspecified size, an infinite density does not necessarily lead to infinite mass. The mass of the universe clearly is finite (yet large)
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Was universe spawn from nothing?
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# Was universe spawn from nothing?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2020-09-21)

**Was universe spawn from nothing?**

Until now, scientists figured out that the Big Bang happened from a tiny particle which was infinitely energy densed and having infinite mass. If that is the case where does that particle came from? Whats the current explanations based on current knowledge?

**Tags:** universe, big-bang-theory, singularity, infinite
> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Pretty much all your assumptions of the current state of cosmology are wrong. In particular the "tiny particle" and "Infinite small size" and "infinite mass" are not in the current theory.   As stated the question is pretty much unanswerable. I think you should read up a little: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Bang  
> **username_0**: @James sorry for the unwanted word ‘small’. However, wiki also refers the initial form as "primeval atom" which I meant by the word ‘particle’. Also i still know that form of matter was infinitely dense and mass. Anyway, expecting an answer. Thanks.  
> **username_2**: With an unspecified size, an infinite density does not necessarily lead to infinite mass. The mass of the universe clearly is finite (yet large)  

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