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The Krill Trigger Postulate An object in motion tends to remain in motion untill acted upon by an out side force. An object at rest tends to remain at rest untill acted upon by an out side force. Because this holds true, there would have to be a cause for any explosion, some type of activation energy to get the reaction started. This is all governed by Newton's first law.  The Big Bang started off as a singularity that has simply floated about in space, for as far as we know, eternity. It contained everything that we see around us in a point smaller than the tip of a pin. In essance, it was a tiny bomb just waiting to go off so violently that it's beyond all comprehention. With circumstance of this nature it would be physically imposible for it to have spontaniously exploded on its own. Also, all the matter and energy contained with-in has been long since inert and stabilized. Something has to have caused that cataclysmic blast that has layed the foundation for everthing we know true today.  There is no way to know what actually "triggered" the big bang, but we can be certain that something did. It most likely would have been a particle. To be specific a neutrally charged, mass containing, subatomic particle. Probably a neutron. The neutron has an AMU of 1 and is not subseptable to attraction or repulsion because of it's lack of electrical charge. However, because it does have a mass, it is subseptable to gravatational fields. This all makes the neutron the most appropriate candidate. Our singularity was stable, hence it didn't explode, but it was at its absolute matter capacity. It held all that it could possibly hold, there was no room for any more expansion. Then in an instant that stray neurton was cought in it's tremendous gravitational pull and was accelerated toward it's center. As soon as the neutron crossed over, the singularity reached it's critical mass, and it burst. All of the contents of the singularity was expelled at once with expansion still occuring today. The neutron had inadvertantly triggered the Big Bang. There is still one question though, if the big bang had created everything, than where did that neutron come from? (see multiple big bangs) |