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I'm not a fan of religious theories, but I keep asking myself all these following questions:

Assume that nothing is created, everything is transformed and the big bang at the end of the period of inflation, around 10 ^ 32$ ^ {-32}$ seconds after the big bang is.

Is at this time that the first particles quarks and antiquarks emerge from the quantum vacuum in a bath of photons.?

Where do these particles came from? Where does all this matter came from? 

I think it is not possible to answer those questions, but maybe someone more aware can answer and my numerous searches have not Successfulsuccessful, but those keep running through my head.

I'm not a fan of religious theories, but I keep asking myself all these following questions:

Assume that nothing is created everything is transformed and the big bang at the end of the period of inflation, around 10 ^ 32 seconds after the big bang is at this time that the first particles quarks and antiquarks emerge from the quantum vacuum in a bath of photons.

Where do these particles came from? Where does all this matter came from? I think it is not possible to answer those questions, but maybe someone more aware can answer and my numerous searches have not Successful, but those keep running through my head.

I'm not a fan of religious theories, but I keep asking myself all these following questions:

Assume that nothing is created, everything is transformed and the big bang at the end of the period of inflation, around 10$ ^ {-32}$ seconds after the big bang.

Is at this time that the first particles quarks and antiquarks emerge from the quantum vacuum in a bath of photons?

Where do these particles came from? Where does all this matter came from? 

I think it is not possible to answer those questions, but maybe someone more aware can answer and my numerous searches have not successful, but those keep running through my head.

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Can we determine the origin of the universe?

I'm not a fan of religious theories, but I keep asking myself all these following questions:

Assume that nothing is created everything is transformed and the big bang at the end of the period of inflation, around 10 ^ 32 seconds after the big bang is at this time that the first particles quarks and antiquarks emerge from the quantum vacuum in a bath of photons.

Where do these particles came from? Where does all this matter came from? I think it is not possible to answer those questions, but maybe someone more aware can answer and my numerous searches have not Successful, but those keep running through my head.