IRL Big Bang baseline?

[Furudo_Erika]

What exactly is the "baseline" for the Big Bang?

Some science sources say produced 4-A amounts of energy.

Though through the mass-energy of the universe, it would only be 3-B if it created all matter.

But I also heard it as 3-A or High 3-A, as it "created the universe", though I have problems with 3-A due to how extreme the baseline is for 3-A. High 3-A, yeah sure. I'll get behind that.

It could also very well be Low 2-C, if it birthed time as well as space.

Now this isn't about finding out what tier the IRL big bang is, rather finding what is used as the baseline/low-end.

 

[Kulf_Boba]

Bump

 

[TheGreatJedi13]

The current one is

Tanking the explosion is 3-A
But causing or creating it is low 2-C if it can proven to create time as well.

Even if it is proven low 2-C. Tanking it is still 3-A

 

[chosen]

The current one is

Tanking the explosion is 3-A
But causing or creating it is low 2-C if it can proven to create time as well.

Even if it is proven low 2-C. Tanking it is still 3-A

What the basis behind 3A out of curiosity?

 

[KLOL506]

What the basis behind 3A out of curiosity?

Inverse-square law by blowing up the most durable object in the universe at the far edge from the epicenter of the universe. The pulsar PSR J0348+0432. It's linked in the Attack Potency page.

 

[Iamunanimousinthat]

Technically it should be Low 2-C, since it's not an explosion of energy but the expansion of spacetime from a singular point. But a lot of fiction depicts it as an explosion of energy.