🚫 Nothing existed. Literally. Not even time.

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💥 The Big Bang… and What Came Before?

A story of cosmic drama, mystery, and one very suspicious silence before everything went boom.

Okay, so 13.8 billion years ago, the universe just…
✨ popped off ✨

No warning, no trailer, no "coming soon" teaser.
Just: BANG — and suddenly space, time, matter, gravity... all existed.

But here's the real tea:
What was happening before the Big Bang?
Or in other words:
What the heck was the universe doing before it started doing anything?

🚫 Option 1: Nothing existed. Literally. Not even time.

Time, space, physics—all came with the bang. So asking “what happened before” is like asking “what’s north of the North Pole.”

Which is basically science saying:

“Shhh. Don't ask that.”

🫧 Option 2: Multiverse Madness

Maybe the Big Bang was just one bubble in a giant cosmic jacuzzi of universes.
Some scientists think there could be infinite universes, all vibing with different laws of physics.
In one, gravity is stronger.
In another, cats rule.
In another… you're the alien.

And us? Just a tiny bubble that went pop.

🔁 Option 3: It’s All a Loop — Welcome to the Big Bounce™

What if the universe is stuck in a loop like that one song you overplay until you hate it?

  • Universe expands 💨

  • Universe collapses 🕳️

  • Universe explodes again 💥

  • Repeat forever 🔁

Big Bang. Big Crunch. Big Bounce. Big Drama.

May be the universe didn’t begin, but restarted. The “Big Bounce” theory says the universe could collapse in on itself (a "Big Crunch") and then explode again in a new bang. An infinite cycle of cosmoses, forever expanding and rebooting like the world's most dramatic sci-fi series.

🧠 Option 4: Our Brains Are Not Built for This

 Or… Is It Just a Limit of Human Understanding?

Let’s be honest—our brains evolved to find food, avoid predators, and scroll endlessly. They weren’t exactly built to comprehend pre-time quantum foam. So maybe we hit a wall because we just can’t grasp it. Yet.

we get confused when our phone updates overnight.
Trying to understand “pre-time” is like a goldfish trying to write a novel.

So maybe the mystery isn’t unsolvable—just currently above our mental pay grade.

🪐 So... What Was Before the Big Bang?

No one knows.
Maybe nothing.
Maybe another universe.
Maybe an endless loop.
Maybe the universe was just… buffering.

Whatever it was, it’s the biggest cliffhanger in existence.

🌟 Final Thought

The universe has serious main-character energy.
It pulled off the most iconic entrance of all time—no context, no explanation, just BANG.

And we’ve been trying to figure out the backstory ever since.

The Big Bang is the beginning of everything we know. But what came before?
Maybe nothing.
Maybe something.
Maybe something we can’t even imagine yet.

One thing’s for sure: the universe has secrets, and we’re just starting to ask the right questions.

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