Considering this how much energy....

[bushy]

Would it take god, IF he created everything that is matter, like the bible says? I mean we know that everything takes energy, and since we can't come up with free energy, and make it efficient. How much energy would god need to make EVERYTHING?

[Merlinman2005]

I think all the energy needed was inserted (into this universe)/released during the Big Bang.

[Twisted_Ferret]

The universe has a net energy of 0.

[nicky69]

maybe he didn't feel like putting in all that energy. he used evolution for humans, and the big bang for the universe. or maybe he just rolled up our sleeves and used his hands.

[Mantikore]

how much energy???

enough.

[Seriously]

quote:Originally posted by Twisted_Ferret:

The universe has a net energy of 0.

[Xerxes89]

The question you might be musing is: What if your "God" doesn't exist. Then, this imaginary force could do ANYTHING... since this is all in your dreamworld.

Discuss.

[bushy]

Its not so much a dream world, Thats stupid. I mean, I can feel, breathe, I have emotions. It's real. But there are times that you question: How big, big is, and how small, small is.

[Sentinel]

Well, you could theoretically calculate it by multiplying the mass of the universe in kilograms by the speed of light squared

[Sentinel]

quote:Originally posted by Twisted_Ferret:

The universe has a net energy of 0.

No, it does not. Why? because negative mass is a prerequisite of negative energy, and the current theory is that positive mass is the dominant entity in the universe. That's probably because negative mass has never been observed.

The net velocity of the universe must be zero, since everything came from a singular point in time. But the net velocity of an explosion is zero too, and bombs definatly don't have zero net energy.