>>E = M * C² Therefore C² = E / M and M = E / C² Considering that in the beginning there was nothing, not even walls around the nothing and no light and no energy. Just absolute nothingness.
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>>Where did all we know about come from?
>>What caused it?
>>For matter (particles) to be created something travelled faster than the speed of light. What was it?
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>Thought! The speed of thought is much faster than the speed of light.

Interesting thought, but not the answer.

E = MC² applies to existing matter, but the theory for creation of matter requires a remainder so M = (X > C²) - C²
So Mass (sub atomic particles) is created by whatever X is, travelling faster than light minus the speed of light.
The remainder in that equation is what became matter. The only things that actually occurred at that moment
are time and with time came distance and with distance, the three other dimensions were brought into existance.
Their creation could very well be what went faster than light. Some mathematicians say there may be up to
eleven dimensions, be we only recognise four.