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The Big Bang Theory does not break any specific laws of physics. It is a scientific model that describes the origin and evolution of the universe based on observations and theoretical calculations. However, there are still many questions and mysteries surrounding the Big Bang Theory that scientists are actively working to understand.
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Dark matter is crucial for understanding the critical density of the universe. The presence of dark matter significantly increases the total mass and therefore the gravitational pull of the universe, which affects its overall structure and expansion. Without accounting for dark matter, the observed gravitational effects would not align with the predicted critical density required for a flat universe.
Scientists believe that the clumping together of matter to form the first stars after the Big Bang was primarily due to the force of gravity. Gravity caused regions of slightly denser matter to attract more matter towards them, leading to the formation of proto-stars. Over time, these proto-stars accumulated enough mass and pressure to ignite nuclear fusion, giving birth to the first stars in the universe.
Most scientists believe that the concept of "before" the Big Bang is meaningless because time and space as we know them were created during the event. Therefore, it is not possible to speculate about the existence of anything prior to the Big Bang. The Big Bang theory marks the beginning of our observable universe.
The COBE (Cosmic Background Explorer) was important to the big bang theory because it provided very precise measurements of the cosmic microwave background radiation. These measurements confirmed the existence of this radiation and provided strong evidence for the theory of the big bang, which suggests that the universe began with a hot, dense, and expanding state. The COBE's findings supported the idea that the cosmic microwave background radiation is a remnant of the early stages of the universe.
Caractacus Potts ( shorthand it is Crack Pot). he is an inventor of sorts. It is not quite clear whether he is actually married to the female lead, Truly Scrumptious. They have Two, possibly more kids, who are abducted by a mad-scientist type as the story progresses, and there is a character in the film called a Child Catcher. For something set around the pre=War I period ( Mary Poppins in the garage, some have joked) the plot line is rather up-to-date with a child abuse sub-theme.
Edwin Hubble played a crucial role in providing evidence for the Big Bang Theory by observing the redshift of galaxies. He discovered that galaxies were moving away from each other, and the farther away they were, the faster they were moving. Hubble's observations supported the idea that the universe is expanding, which is a key component of the Big Bang Theory.
Possible fates of the universe include the "Big Freeze," where the universe continues to expand and cool until it becomes a cold and lifeless place; the "Big Crunch," where the universe collapses under its own gravity; the "Big Rip," where the expansion of the universe accelerates until everything is torn apart; or the possibility of an eternal, stable universe.
Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, two radio astronomers, accidentally discovered evidence of the Big Bang Theory in 1965. They detected a faint background radiation uniformly spread throughout the universe, known as the cosmic microwave background radiation. This discovery provided strong evidence for the Big Bang Theory and was later awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics.
The Big Bang theory of creation was developed by a team of scientists including George Gamow, Ralph Alpher, and Robert Herman in the 1940s and 1950s. However, the theory itself is based on the work of earlier physicists like Georges Lemaître and Alexander Friedmann.
Yes, that is correct. The radiation generated by the Big Bang is called the cosmic microwave background (CMB). As the universe expanded and cooled over billions of years, the high-energy radiation transformed into lower-energy microwaves. Today, the CMB is detected as a faint glow of microwaves that permeates all of space and provides crucial evidence for the Big Bang theory.
It is the theory that the current universe started with a "big bang". To understand how the theory arose, it has been observed that the universe is expanding. If you imagine time going backwards, then the further back you go, the smaller the universe gets, at some point the universe is so small it is a singularity.
The big bang theory predicted that there would be a background noise from the explosion still detectible in deep space; the noise was detected - in fact, it's a problem in radio astronomy that there is always noise present.
On the seventh day God rested. We then just expanded that idea and we still are, ie: three day weekend or four day work week.
In much the same way that you tune your radio to listen to your favourite music, radio astronomers can tune their telescopes to pick up the radio waves that come from quasars, other distant galaxies and the cosmic microwave background that are millions of light years from the Earth.
Feudalism emerged from a need for cavalry troops in Japan and Europe. The infrastructure was not in place to actively pay for these troops so a system was devised to grant land and hereditary rule as compensation.
Cosmological redshift -- on a large scale, everything in the universe appears to be moving apart. If you extrapolate backward, then it seems that about 14 billion years ago everything would have been in the same place. Since that's not the case now, something must have happened. Microwave background radiation -- in every direction we look there is a remarkably uniform amount of microwave radiation. It looks very much like what we'd expect to see if the entire universe were filled with a very hot plasma 14 billion years ago which has since expanded and cooled. Elemental abundance -- the proportions of various elements that we actually detect agree well with what would be expected if the Big Bang theory is correct.
Astronomers also use spectrometers to support the big bang theory.
Spectrometer-identifies Redshifts in elements
-Redshift indicates that objects are moving away, suggesting that they were once un ited. In other words; they have exploded and are now flying away.
*Redshift is a shift in the frequency of a photon toward lower energy, or longer wavelength. The redshift is defined as the change in the wavelength of the light divided by the rest wavelength of the light, as
z = (Observed wavelength - Rest wavelength)/(Rest wavelength)
Your question is incomplete, as you imply you are going to provide a "list" of options. In any event, and while I am not a professional physicist, I believe the following are items of evidence which support the big bang theory:
1. The presence of cosmic background radiation - a low level "hum" of radiation that is more or less constant in every direction;
2. The relative fraction of Helium in the universe;
3. The fact that almost all galaxies are flying away from each other.
Assuming these are correct, this list is almost certainly incomplete - there are doubtless other items of relevant evidence.
The main idea is that everything that currently exists in the Universe - including space itself - was concentrated in an extremely hot and dense state; then it expanded into what we have now. It is quite clear that the Universe is still expanding.
Islamic answer:
Per Islam teachings and per the God holy book of Quran, Allah (or God and same God worshiped in Christianity and Judaism) is the first before any first we know or we don't know and the last after any last we know or we don't know.
َQuran says (meaning English translation) (57:3):
"He is the First and the Last, the Ascendant and the Intimate, and He is, of all things, Knowing."
The updating below may provide more views of other religion followers.
Therefore God, who created the heavens and the earth, with all that is in them, obviously existed before them, according to Scriptures. In Colossians 1:14-17 and in other Scriptures, it is maintained that Jesus, as eternal God, created all things. John says in his Gospel that there wasn't anything made without Christ. John 1:3.
However, most cosmologists do not see a need for God in their theories of how the earth and the heavens came to be. There is a discrepancy to consider oneself a Christian and then deny the clear teaching of Scriptures in favor of evolution. This should be seen as a conflict with and contrary to that which Christ taught. A Christ follower (a Christian) would want to agree with His teachings regarding creation and other matters. Besides His earthly ministry, Revelation 19:10 says: "The testimony of Jesus is the spirit of prophecy," making Christ central to all the teaching of the Bible.
Therefore, if we consider the Bible in the answer to this Question, we find that there is no "Big Bang," but eternal God creating all.
As it is the creation of God, even you can find details about the coming days, end of the world and new earth. If you read the Holy Word of God, the Bible, truly having a desire to seek the Lord, the Holy Spirit will guide you to understand what is His overall plan for you and the universe. You may wonder at this, but the Bible speaks about atomic power, nuclear missiles, and much more advanced arms or weapons which shall appear in World War III.
To deny God's existence then is an opinion, however popular or unpopular, which is not shared by the testimony of the Scriptures, nor has been shared by multitudes throughout the ages, including many brilliant scientists.
· The Big Bang Theory vs Creation: There was no "Big Bang". God was there, here, now, then, and will always be.He created the Universe, not some "big explosion". Science cannot solve everything, this is just a theory.
· Big Bang Misconception: The term Big Bang was actually started as a derogatory phrase, jokingly, first used by the astronomer Fred Hoyle. He supported the Steady State Theory of the Universe and refused to accept the more popular theory that the Universe is expanding. The Big Bang Theory proposes that the Universe started from a single point which was thought to be an explosion. But more recently, the newer version of the theory of the Big Bang has it starting out from a small point that rapidly expanded uniformly until all four physical forces separated from the primordial atom. The four forces are the force of gravity, the strong force, the weak force, and the electromagnetic force. When this expansion stopped, all the stars and galaxies formed much as they are today only closer together. Since we do not have evidence of what existed before this event, it is possible that God used this process to create the Universe since there was no explosion, only an expansion that preceded creation. If there was a 'Big Bang' explosion, there would not be such uniformity that we observe in the Universe.
Timeless View: The bottom line is that God is outside Time because, believe it or not, Time is a physical dimension This means God is Timeless, and so Eternity means nothing to God. Because we human beings are physical we cannot really understand Eternity Past or Eternity Future. [Some believe there are 10, or more, dimensions, according to String Theory].
Among other things, the Big Bang cannot explain where Matter, Energy, and Laws came from: it does not exist except in the minds of its adherents.
Concept of God: It really depends on the concept or definition of God, or gods. If we approach it from a traditional perspective, as those ascribed by the major religions, then we may be quite limited in our ability to account for all that now know is in the observable universe. If we put aside everything that is being currently debated about Creation or the Big Bang and all the theories about other dimensions and just take a look outside on a clear night, only one thing comes to my mind and that is if the God of Judaism-Christianity-Islam had really created the Earth, why did he choose such a provincial little spot and only a handful of people in such a small instance of eternity to give what they say is the most important news of the Universe? If that concept of God really did those things, then it would, by their definition, have required God to be before the Big Bang. If those two concepts do not seem congruous with each other, than maybe we need another definition of the Big Bang or a new definition and perspective of what God may be.
Answer B
Concluding discussions above; from the Islamic point of view that coincides generally with the other two God religions (Christianity and Judaism), it could be stated that God (the Creator) is beyond the human known limits of dimensions (distance, time, ... etc) and imagination. God is existing before the universe and before anything we know or don't know. God is eternal and is existing after the end of the universe and the end of anything we know or we don't know. I wonder that some still in doubt of God existence although they know that God is the creator otherwise how they come to existence. Those; who deny God existence; do so by their brain that is created by God.
Accordingly, the answer is that God exist before the Big Bang (if the theory is valid) and exist after the Big Bang and God is eternal and exist before anything and remain existing after everything.
The Big bang Theory got of to a start when Edwin Hubble observed that the Universe was expanding. It would only take a thought of logic to know that if the Universe was expanding, there must have been something that had triggered it of at the start.
A scientist and Roman Cathloic priest George Lemaitre proposed the idea of the universe being created from "a primeval atom," and when Edwin Hubble realised that the distances to far away galaxies were proportional to their redshifts, this discovery led to the understanding, as i have said above, that all aparent galaxies and galaxy clusters have an apparent direct velocity away from our vantage point, meaning that we are very unpopular from our eyes; the galaxies and clusters are flying away from us at an increased speed the further away from us they are.