Before the big bang- primordial egg, what came first chicken or the egg?

Question

Science can only see as far back in the universe as less than one second from the big bang, ten to the thirty second power of one second. they have no answer for the primordial egg,

I think; they can not prove that the black hole exists, yes.

suppose- black holes make matter eggs, each in the center of each galaxy eats, even light can't escape. I used to think black hole-connects to worm hole-connects to white hole. not anymore.

I believe that a black hole makes a matter egg from what it eats, super condensed matter, squished by the strongest gravity in the universe, from the black hole,

and that each black hole is like a fish in the sea, thinks it's big, but always a bigger and meaner fish out there to eat it, and the last biggest meanest black hole wins, the one that eats all of the galaxies, and all of the universe until there is nothing left to eat, as it dies, it will be the primordial egg for the next big bang...

what do you think? any creedence to that thought?

Answer 1

They all derived from a possibility.

Answer 2

..let me decipher wat u r trying to say...

...the chicken hole connects to  the rooster hole..while the chicken is looking at the worm hole...(for food i guess)...

..then there was some banging...which results in a super condensed matter...which is attracted by gravity pull....like a fish that enter the chicken hole universe..

..which results in a primordial egg...

...the chicken then waits for the next big bang.....

...i think i get it correct....i thought soooooo.....

Answer 3

You need to brush up on your English.

Black holes were proven to exist in the 1970s. Andrei Linde has speculated that Black Holes might be how new universes "bud off" from existing ones, thereby creating new universes somewhere else in hyperspace.

The rest of your question (or was it a statement?) is gibberish, frankly.

Answer 4

when we say chicken or egg, which came first? by egg we mean chicken egg! and u r making absolutely no sense!

Answer 5

I guess that's one way of explaining the cyclic model of the universe.

Answer 6

Excellent. Type that up and submit it to "Nature" magazine. Nobel Prize, I'm sure.