Why is the Universe the way it is?

[Time_Travel]

OK here is my Question.

Why is the universe the way it is , why are planets rotating,starts shining,stars forming black holes, who gets what if they don't exist.
Why it all looks like its an art ? i mean couldn't it just be a massive empty space,with the present just matter in it in an unordered state?
why its all in ordered state, even life itself is in ordered state, if you cut a alive body into a half why it dies? why life itself is in an ordered form?

[Chacmool]

Wow, that's a ton of questions! What is your opinion on these matters?

[Time_Travel]

Originally Posted by Chacmool

Wow, that's a ton of questions! What is your opinion on these matters?

Actually there is only one question there. why is everything in an ordered state right from Universe to a single atom to a life.
In small "why is everything in the Universe in an ordered form"?

My opinion , i really don't know, just guessing and posting would make me look like a 1 grader.Will post only when i think the answer is correct and find no other answers myself.

[Zythryn]

The matter and energy in the universe follow certain rules (i.e. gravity, chemical interactions, etc).
The things you ask about (planets rotating, stars shining, etc) happen as a result of these properties of mass and energy and interaction of different objects.
On a more philisophical level, if the universe were not the way it is you probably wouldn't be here to ask the question

[Time_Travel]

Originally Posted by Zythryn

The matter and energy in the universe follow certain rules (i.e. gravity, chemical interactions, etc).
The things you ask about (planets rotating, stars shining, etc) happen as a result of these properties of mass and energy and interaction of different objects.
On a more philisophical level, if the universe were not the way it is you probably wouldn't be here to ask the question

What makes the Universe to follow those properties , why doesn't it brake it?

[Boerseun]

Well, the simple answer is that if the universe was any different, you would have asked exactly the same question!

[Time_Travel]

You guys are joking about this question and probably this question is asked more often, i think

[Moontanman]

This is not a joke, if the laws of the universe were different you wouldn't be here to ask the question. That is quite basic, now if you are asking why the laws are like they are then there are several answers from multi-verses to ID. some say there is reason to think the laws can be no other way others say we just happen to be in a universe that allows our existence and that there either are or may have been an infinite number of universes that do not allow the development of life or intelligent life and so no one is there to ask the question. No one is joking or poking fun at you.

[Time_Travel]

Originally Posted by Moontanman

This is not a joke, if the laws of the universe were different you wouldn't be here to ask the question. That is quite basic, now if you are asking why the laws are like they are then there are several answers from multi-verses to ID. some say there is reason to think the laws can be no other way others say we just happen to be in a universe that allows our existence and that there either are or may have been an infinite number of universes that do not allow the development of life or intelligent life and so no one is there to ask the question. No one is joking or poking fun at you.

Thanks Sir,
According to your answer, the multi verse theory might answer most of the questions of the universe , since it answers why universe is obeying these laws.
But if Multiverse theory were true then for every instance of event there will be splitting of that Universe into 2 universe like a binary system, 1,2,4,8,16... etc . But according to Einstiens theory Mass can neither be created nor be destroyed, then how is that the whole Universe is created into 2 for every event?

[Moontanman]

I apologize, I've confused you, the idea of the multi-verse i am referring to says there are either a infinite number of universes whose laws different from each other or that the universe resets its laws each time it repeats. The idea of every decision branching off another universe is a different idea and your question of where the mass would come from is a good one. But not relevant to why our physical laws are the way they are since each branched universe would have the same physical laws when it branched off at each decision.