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What does the universe continue to do because of the initial big bang explosion?
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According to scientists what does the universe continue to do because of the initial big bang explosion?
The universe continues to be infinite. This is due to the initial big bang explosion, which helped formed the planets, meteors, asteroids, and other debris in space. Since space has no known beginning and end, it remains a mystery to scientists and one and all.
Why does the damage continue after the initial explosion of a large atomic bomb?
Damage to structures continues as fires started by the heat of the explosion grow and spread. People continue to fall ill and die due to radioactive fallout.
Does the universe continue to contract shrink expand or stay the same as a result of the initial big bang according to scientists?
According to scientists the universe continues to expand as a result of the initial big bang.
How did radiation start?
Radiation started with the initial moment of the Big Bang, continues ever since, and will continue as long as there is a universe.
How long does a supernova explode?
The initial explosion is over in seconds
Can a supernova create the solar system?
Yes. In fact our Solar System formed because of a supernova explosion. It was the impetus that was needed to get the gaseous clouds to start the initial rotation.
What do bombs sound like?
I think the initial explosion of an a bomb is way higher decibels than there is measure for presently.answer:boom
What percent of an atomic explosion is the thermal radiation?
About 35% of the energy is the initial burst of thermal radiation.
What are some 3-syllabl words?
syllable, computer, victory, continue, initial
What are some 3-syllable words?
syllable, computer, victory, continue, initial
What events happen in the immediate area of a high yield explosion?
A gross overpressurization producing an initial outward high wind effect
What name is given to the theory that the universe began from a very small initial point?
The big band theory
