why we have sent to this universe?
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There's no reason... nope... none... nada...
133921
I believe in the possibility of aliens. My theory is, why not? why would we be the only living beings in the entire universe?
1007231
Current information is insufficient to give a correct answer. Once we explore more of the universe, maybe we could have a logical answer.\nst
65553
The problem here is that you are not visualizing this accurately (and humans might not be able to do so easily). All of our universe's space and time, until it expands, does not exist. \n\nThere might be other universes, or other dimensions, but we really only have theories about those, and we do not have good methods for testing these hypotheses yet, and we might never have them.
610596
I got a heavenly call: Meet me Beyond the universe.How to find my way?Universe?\nYes,not only aliens ,I believe in other universe and planning to visit soon.Will you give a company?
329873
I did the same last night. If ever there were the answers to the universe it was here. THis will be the start of our path to true enlightenment. And it's fun.
316386
Who knows? Don't you think that speculating about the beginning of the universe is far reaching enough, you want scientists to posit ideas which predate that for which there would be zero testable merit to? Maybe there are other 'universes' outside ours some quadrillion light years away popping off big bangs all the time. Maybe before the big bang there was a big collapse where all this matter and energy fell together into a ginourmous abyss-hole. Who knows how many orders of existence could be identified beside what is within our range to observe.\n\nI mean trying to see the forest through the trees is one thing, but trying to see the sattellite image through a microscope is just ridiculous.
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Why not a big bang caused by devine intervention ?  ;-)
1038998
I'm glad you haven't been duped by religion to the point that you can still question the universe. \n\nThe Bible and all other religious books have been written by humanity with human interpretation. \n\nIt's a fact few people are willing to accept because they want to believe in a higher power so much to answer the meaning of life, the universe and everything.
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First off, who is we?\nA cosmic coincidence is like a regular coincidence only on a grand scale.
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Ahhh, I like your question, deep thought....\n\nThe best thing I can come up with after much thought of the creation of the universe is that it is a result of chaos from the lawlessness of nothingness.  I have wrote this in another answer to another question b-4.  The creation of the universe can not be explained by physics we have.  Physical laws did not exist at the instant of the big bang.  I believe the universe we live in today could have been 10 billion times more massive or 10 billion times less massive as it was dictated from lawlessness.  \n\nNow a very interesting thought I have recently pondered is our existence is actually a 'plan' of the universe in effort to thwart its' inevitable demise.  Maybe our universe has a urning, as we do, to live forever, and from the moment of its' creation there was the plan to allow circumstances within it allowing life to form and evolve in hopes that one day we or some other intelligent life could figure out a way to make the universe last, or live, forever.
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Current estimates for the size of the universe are that it is so large that light from some parts of it that has been traveling towards us since the moment of the Big Bang still hasn't had enough time to reach us.  Furthermore, the universe is expanding rapidly enough that such light will NEVER reach us.  Therefore, no matter how advanced our telescopes become, humans will never be able to see the most remote reaches of space.
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Many people wonder why we are "put here" on earth.  That's the problem.  We weren't put here!  We are here and we create our reality all around us.  We create reality and all that is in it and all that happens to us.  If you have to ask then ask yourself.  I think that you know.
1098923
There is an end to this universe.  But, it is constantly expanding and contracting.  Empty space is what lies outside of it.  The universe is encroaching into empty space.
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Allah did not send us from somewhere, as if we were already there. Question is why we should think at all that Allah like a bus conductor chooses which bus we should board to reach our destiny. We are underestimating the function of God by confining our studies to the Quran only. we should read other philosophies like Sufism, Christianity, Vedanta, Tripitaka etc etc to get a balanced answer to such quarries.
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About the only thing I ever heard that made any sense was that there was another universe. The idea was that you have a big bang, which throws all the matter in the Universe outward from the center. After a while (a LONG while) gravity starts pulling these pieces closer together again and you get what's called the Big Crush, where the whole universe get's squidged up into a tiny, infinitely small point. The theory went on to say, that that spot would explode in a Big Bang and the whole thing would start all over again.
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There is no "first cause," nor reason for the Big Bang.  There is no "reason" for anything that happens in our universe -- things happen because of reactions between matter and energy, and in accordance with natural laws.\n\nYour question actually does a very good job of pointing out what is really the BIGGEST difference between religious people and those who accept the evidence showing no god of any kind...\n\nReligious people seem to always assume there is indeed a reason for something.  You'll see the comments here all the time:  "I know god exists, because I saw a beautiful sunset and that just couldn't happen without a reason!" or "God put us here on earth for a reason!"  \n\nThose of us that accept the evidence that there is no god don't need reasons for everything that happens.  We know that if there's enough hydrogen gas in a large volume of space, and it gets gravitationally purturbed, it will start condensing and eventually form a star.  Planets form in the matter pulled into the protoplanetary disc around the star, and once the star begins fusing hydrogen into helium and any of the planets have atmospheres, you're going to get sunsets.  Any dust or particulate matter in a nitrogen and oxygen atmosphere, along with a little water vapor, makes the sunsets look red along the horizon.  Throw in some clouds to be differentially lit by the sun as you turn away from the sun in your planet's rotation, and you get a beautiful sunset.  It's physics, not the will of god.  There are beautiful sunsets on Mars, Jupiter, Saturn (and other planets), with nobody there to see them -- not because god made a beautiful sunset for anyone to see, but the same physics that give us ours.\n\nThere is no reason for things happening.  The natural universe goes merrily on its way, doing what it does ignorant of the little beings on the small blue planet in our solar system and of their desire to find a reason for everything.  The universe doesn't care about reasons...and neither do I :)\nPeace.