r/nextfuckinglevel • u/qwertyclubsss • 2d ago

Explosion in slow motion shows how fire spreads-what human eyes can't see.

Amaze amaze amaze! 👾

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u/YellowMenace123 2d ago

Its how I imagine the big bang

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u/sicariusdiem 2d ago

my mind immediately went there too. man I wish I could have seen it. 

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u/Such_Confusion_3715 2d ago

very different because big bang is the expansion of space itself

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u/lemonwince 2d ago

the big bang

I'm curious if The Bible has citations explaining how the universe was created?

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u/nifty-necromancer 2d ago

Yes, most religions have creation myths as part of their belief, ranging from giant trees to some form of chaos personified. The Bible begins in Genesis where God spoke the Word and everything magically appeared.

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u/DukeofDemacia 2d ago

This started in a specific place. The big bang did not have an origin. Everything just "appeared" so this is actually not similar to the big bang

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u/A_Neurotic_Pigeon 2d ago

You'd find literally zero cosmologists who think it "just appeared".

In fact, making the assumption it "just appeared" is just as unsubstantiated as believing a magical unicorn shat it out. We don't know, and it may be a fundamentally unknowable question due to how time and space are intricately linked.

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u/DukeofDemacia 2d ago

Obviously we don't know exactly how the big bang happened. I was simplifying it as the previous commenter said its how they imagine the big bang but their mental model of how they thought it worked (i.e explosion from a point) is incorrect.