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Before the Big Bang

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SoulSlay
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11-22-2004 12:08 PM

Alright, could someone clarify something for me please? I've read that the idea of the big bang is that there was nothing (no time, no space, no matter) and that this nothing exploded somehow into what there is now. I've also heard that all the matter in the universe was in one small grouping which exploded. The latter is makes more sense, but where did the other idea come from? Which one is more commonly accepted?
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