The Birth of the Universe – Before Time Had a Name
This episode explores the mysterious origins of the universe, beginning with the concept of "nothingness" and leading into the Big Bang — not as an explosion in space, but as the rapid expansion of space itself. It unpacks how time, space, and matter emerged from a singularity, delves into cosmic inflation, and explains how light was finally set free after 380,000 years of darkness. Through quantum fluctuations, the earliest seeds of structure were formed, eventually leading to stars, galaxies, and life. The episode also introduces the multiverse hypothesis and philosophical reflections on why anything exists at all. It ends with a poetic reminder that we are the universe becoming conscious of itself.
From the birth of the cosmos to the rise of complex human emotions—The Origins of Everything is a deep-dive podcast series that explores the fascinating backstories of existence. Across 50 meticulously crafted episodes, this show takes you on an epic journey through science, history, philosophy, and myth, unveiling how everything came to be.
Unlike other science shows or history podcasts, this series blends objective research with philosophical inquiry and lesser-known theories. We go beyond the familiar narratives, providing fresh perspectives and knowledge you won’t easily find elsewhere.
Whether it’s the creation of fire or the invention of democracy, we approach each topic with clarity, curiosity, and awe.
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