There is no clear evidence that the Big Bang originated with zero volume. In fact there is no empirical evidence such as a laboratory experiment to support the theory. However, if you apply a standard of logic certain assumptions can be made that do not require a leap of faith.

1. There was an explosion 15 billion years ago.
2. All the galaxies we can see are moving away from that event.

That is about all we think we know for sure. The rest is conjecture.

It is far more plausible to assume the Big Bang was a completely natural event, that is something that does not defy logic such as zero volume.

What that was specifically that happened naturally at this point is unknown.

What is known, if the event was natural, is that time and matter and energy and space and gravity likely existed before, during and after the event.

Which means the Universe, in whatever form, was in motion before the Bang and still is as a composite while its internal parts are expanding.

What that velocity or trajectory is, is unknown at this point though it may be related to the uniform speed of electromagnetic energy?

Something does not come from nothing.

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