Nature of the universe?

what is the nature of the universe?where does it come from?of what it is made?how did it come to exist?what is its purpose?by what process does it change?is it evolving or devolving?does it function by itself or would it degenerate to chaos with some kind of intelligent control?
Question asked by: jumong

Asked on: 10 Mar 2010

No one knows for sure the nature of the universe.

Generally more people think that science alone is needed to explain it.

There was an interesting program on TV recently that said that the universe is just one of many from a multiverse!

The big bang theory says the universe came from nothing, but no one knows from sure why the universe is there and not something else or how it really works.
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Replied at: 11 Mar 2010
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