Void theory

Void theory suggests that the universe originated from an initial state of "nothingness" or a void, rather than from a pre-existing substance or divine act. In this view, the universe emerged spontaneously from emptiness through natural processes like quantum fluctuations. It emphasizes that space, time, and matter can arise from a fundamental void, challenging traditional ideas of creation. Essentially, void theory explores how the universe could come into existence from what appears to be nothing, providing a scientific framework for understanding cosmic origins without invoking external causes or divine intervention.