Tier of the Big Bang.

Stefano4444

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Technically speaking, is the Big Bang baseline 3-A or is above it?

 

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If Big Bang was an explosion. That's baseline to anywhere above 3-A, because we don't know the size of the universe.

If the Big Bang is a 4-D explosion that generated the space-time continuum, that's Low 2-C.

 

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Edwardtruong2006 said:

If Big Bang was an explosion. That's baseline to anywhere above 3-A, because we don't know the size of the universe.

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So in most cases Big Bangs are only baseline 3-A, unless stated/show otherwise?

 

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I don't know but I think it could depend

 

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It's Low 2-C, unless very incorrectly depicted.

 

MacMar002

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How fast is the big bang anyway?

 

Dvorak1902

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Infinite I think.

 

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Dvorak1902 said:

It's Low 2-C, unless very incorrectly depicted.

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In real life it is a Low 2-C spacetime expansion, yes.

 

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Dvorak1902 said:

Infinite I think.

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iirc it's only infinite for an instant, before going to finite but massively FTL speeds.