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Why does matter exist in the universe?
Matter exists in the universe because of the Big Bang, a cosmic event that created all the particles and atoms that make up everything we see around us. These particles came together to form stars, planets, and eventually life as we know it.
What would happen if the world didn't have no forces?
If the world didn't have any forces acting upon it, objects would not be able to move or interact with each other. Gravity, electromagnetism, and other fundamental forces are necessary for the functioning of the universe as we know it. Without forces, everything would be static and there would be no dynamic interactions between objects.
What would happen if physics does not exist?
Without physics, there would be no understanding of how the universe works, no laws governing the behavior of matter and energy, and no scientific framework to explain natural phenomena. Essentially, the fabric of reality as we know it would cease to function and the universe would be a chaotic and unpredictable place.
Was the Big Bang an explosion that created the universe?
No, the Big Bang was not an explosion in the traditional sense. It was a rapid expansion of space and time that marked the beginning of the universe as we know it.
What are the twenty constants of the Universe?
Some constants of the Universe include the speed of light, gravitational constant, Planck's constant, and the fine structure constant. These constants govern the fundamental forces and properties of the Universe and are crucial in understanding how the Universe functions.
What does the univeres consist of?
Quite simply, the universe consists of everything we know. There are no proven thories of so-called "extrauniversal" matter at this time so everything we know as fact, is contained within the universe and is apart of the universe itself. Theoretically, knowing of anything extrauniversal would require that the observer also exist outside of the universe, just like how it is impossible for humans to properly perceive anything that exists in 4 spacial dimensions and just like how humans only see in 2 dimensions (If humans perceived in 3 dimensions, you would see the back of everything as well as the front at the same time). So as far as factual evidence goes, the universe consists of everything.
What is the biggest the galaxy or the universe or the solar systemm?
the universe, which is everything we know of.
What is bigger A universe or a solar system?
The Universe is bigger. The Universe encompasses everything we know; it isn't known whether there are other universes.
What are the effects of physics?
everything everything you have ever known or will know is an effect of physics because physics is responsable for everything that happens in the universe
What does God know about everything that will happen in the future?
God is believed to have omniscience, meaning that he knows everything that will happen in the future.
What do humans know about space?
Everything that you can think of about space (that is factual) is what humans know about space. Humans are the only reason we know space contains planets, stars, and moons.
What evidence has led scientists to predict will the universe continue forever?
they know everything
What does the HST discoveries have on eveyday people?
well u know the universe and everything
How many star and galaxy in your universe?
The Universe is a term used to explain the size of everything there is no way to know how big or of what content it is.
Is the universe bigger than Milky Way?
No. The universe is everything we know. The milky way galaxy is just part of the Universe. There are billions of other galaxies that make up the Universe.
Is there more than one Universe or is the Universe everything ever?
There are some theories which suggest the possibility of other universes. However, there is no definite proof of other universes, and as of know we know of only one, our Universe.
When will the end of the universe be?
To be able to give this any kind of definitive answer would be to say that we now know everything about the universe. And we don't, as of yet.
