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**Plulpangepler** · 06-10-2009, 06:06 PM

The rules of the universe did not exist/were different at the big bang. As the universe cooled the forces actually separated (to begin with gravity and electromagnatism were part of the same force for example).

As for the larger planets being gas, it just has to do with the kind of debris left over from the star forming more than anything.

The beginning of the universe was ENERGY in pure form. It was too hot for particles to exist (they just got destroyed and turned into energy if they happened to form).

06-10-2009, 06:06 PM	#14
Plulpangepler Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 366 Senior Member	The rules of the universe did not exist/were different at the big bang. As the universe cooled the forces actually separated (to begin with gravity and electromagnatism were part of the same force for example). As for the larger planets being gas, it just has to do with the kind of debris left over from the star forming more than anything. The beginning of the universe was ENERGY in pure form. It was too hot for particles to exist (they just got destroyed and turned into energy if they happened to form).
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