Stephen Hawking Explains What Existed Before The 'Big, Big Bang'
When the Big Bang happened, about 13.8 billion years ago, all the matter in the cosmos exploded from a singularity to produce the universe that we know today. But what existed before then? What existed before the start of time and everything? Professor Stephen Hawking says he might know just what existed. In a very recent TV interview, the famous physicist says that 'nothing was around before the Big Bang'. Stephen Hawking claims that time and space was there in a 'bent state' that was distorted with another dimension. Sharing his views on the newest episode of the National Geographic show 'Star Talk', which was broadcasted on Sunday evening, Hawking, 76, explained the beginning of the universe. The physicist says that the Big Bang was the creation of what we now refer as time because the event broke down the laws of physics as we know it. This means that anything that come first cannot be applied to our current understanding of time and existence. Stephen H