I absolutely love space/physics nearly to the point of obsession. It's what keeps me awake at night, just wondering why is all of this here, what are we all doing here on this rock hurdling through this vast void. It blows my mind!,(reply>), @Red PillHead if you’re serious about finding out new things, the theory that best competes with the big bang is called the Electric Universe. <br>Although the mainstream has tried to hide it, ignore it, discount it or tell what it is incorrectly, they believe much like the natural philosophers before them, that science should be testable with consistent results. With out the need of mathematical singularity or make believe concepts. <br>Thunderbolts. Info<br>When you’re ready,(reply>), When you ask "Why?" do you mean "How does it work?", "What is the cause?" or a generalized, vague sense of wonder as when people ask, "Why are we here?"? Only the first of these definitely has an answer and even so, it may be that we are not capable of knowing it.  Just that same, I agree that there is simply no better way to spend one's time.,(reply>), @Sabrina King Sound Works I can sit with friends for hours and have these philosophical discussions and it's amazing! It's something that never gets boring and I'm always finding out something new.,(reply>), Omg, me, too! I think I do what they call "thought experiments", everyday, many times! I have a BS degree, but not in physics. I took physics 1 and 2, loved it. And also consumed w quantum mechanics! I try to learn, everyday! Haha! You are not alone. 🙂