In which direction did the big bang occur, in reference to a constellation?

i always wondered.In which direction did the big bang occur, in reference to a constellation?Imagine the universe as the surface of an expanding balloon. The center of this expansion is inside the balloon, not somewhere on it's surface. There is no direction in space that points to the "center" of the big bang. It's all around us.

And the person who answered that the big bang is "just a theory", well that is a nonsensical phrase. It's like saying the sun is "just the biggest thing in the solar system" Or that an olympic gold medalist got "just first place" or that the Packers are "just the superbowl champions". In science, a theory is the highest achievement. You don't get past it. Theories don't get "proven". Science isn't in the business of proving things. In science, a theory is a comprehensive model explaining a set of phenomena that is backed up by a large volume of evidence.

That matter is made up of atoms is described in atomic theory. Is that "just a theory"? Is the germ theory of disease "just a theory" too? What about cell theory?In which direction did the big bang occur, in reference to a constellation?
First we have to remember the big bang is just theory. I have always felt the problem with this theory is assuming there was only one, that this single event created everything in the universe. Simple math tells us that if a second big bang happened one hundred trillion light years away fifty trillion years ago, the light from that explosion won't get here for another fifty trillion years.



The bang we theorize about is responsible for the galaxies we have found, which is massive in scope to us on this tiny planet, but not so much in a universe of infinite distance.



At this point there is no direction that has been determined, but as the galaxies seem to be on a plane, we can surmise that whatever, whenever and wherever the big bang happened it was spinning when it did.In which direction did the big bang occur, in reference to a constellation?The Big Bang didn't occur in a direction. When it occurred, the entirety of the Universe and space-time was infinitely small, and space itself has expanded to its current size. Imagine a grid that's gotten wider-spaced over time; it doesn't really have a point of origin. Similarly, there is no origin point for the Big Bang in terms of there dimensions.
In the direction of 'past' because this direction (4th dimension) is in time and not in your usual 'length' units. Also, you can say that it happened at all places at the same time.

If you think that BB happened when all constellations as we see were present, it implies that Universe was already created. It means BB has happened, contradicting your presumption. It is taken that nothing existed at the time of BB.In which direction did the big bang occur, in reference to a constellation?the hole universe is inside of the big bang -picture the universe in a 4th dimension where you can see the universe in all time frames ,it would be cone shaped with the point being the big bang and the open end of the cone being our time frame 0%26gt;In which direction did the big bang occur, in reference to a constellation?
The Big Bang didnt occur in ANY direction. It was the birth of the Universe, time and space, it didnt happen IN the Universe.
It happened EVERYWHERE in the Universe. Remember that the Universe was tiny to begin with.In which direction did the big bang occur, in reference to a constellation?
All points expanded, the universe is the Big Bang, there is no center, all points the same.

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