What existed before the creation of the universe?

Cosmologists know pretty well what happened a biliontën of a second after the Big boom. But now they are trying to break the last frontier of human knowledge to explain how it came to the great boom. Sometimes, at any point of time, sprang forth within a world biliontën second part. Man is in search of its inception as it believes that through this can clarify the meaning of life and can understand why it exists and where it is going. But 'meaning' can neither be measured nor verified by science. Were the first Greek philosophers, who have examined this issue, arguing over which are the foundation and the beginning of reality. Matter or spirit - or a dualistic synthesis of both. Aristoteles (Aristotle) ​​talking about a god. "Lord," say it "is the beginning of the movement, he is unmoved mover." Christianity enhances and beautifies this thesis. One needs to know 'meaning', he can not live alone in a world of quantifiable, that the natural sciences, says Friedrich Cramer, molecules biologist and former head of the Max Planck Institute for Medicine in Göttingen, Germany . In an initial ocean swam an egg and her father Ra, the solar god, which in turn created the world. Thus the history of the Egyptians. So there must have been something more ago. From nothing can not bear anything. So says one side while the other side says: Everything came from nothing. Science does more questions which can be answered. Man - that 'Coronation of Creation' - created by his his master to be able to explain what can not be investigated? "The reality is, what is measurable," according to Max Planck (Max Planck). And God is not measurable. Yeasts believed that people were leavened by clay. And leave, as well as natural philosophers of antiquity, from what has always been something before. Has not always been the universe itself - as being in its amount as may be established or can not? Or, as imply some new currents astrophysics, an intelligent being? The more we know the more questions we face.