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    early universe should first be understood. The main points opposing the theory are based around a few aspects that will be defined in the explanation of the early universe. These points include inflation‚ dark matter and dark energy‚ the cosmic microwave background (CMB)‚ and red shift. The theory states that the universe sprung from a singularity – an infinitely dense point. A process called inflation took over from there‚ and all the matter expanded exponentially from one very small point to something

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    The BIG BANG THEORY

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    Big Bang From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia "Big Bang theory" redirects here. For the American TV sitcom‚ see The Big Bang Theory. For other uses‚ see Big Bang (disambiguation). According to the Big Bang model‚ theUniverse expanded from an extremely dense and hot state and continues to expand today. A common analogy explains that space itself is expanding‚ carrying galaxies with it‚ like spots on an inflating balloon. The graphic scheme above is an artist ’s concept illustrating the expansion

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    mainly upon the explanation and proof of the following four discoveries ( For the purpose of this essay I will only be discussing the first 3 events): 1) The proportions of elements in the early universe vs. in the present universe 2) The cosmic microwave background 3) The expansion of universe 4) The structure formation in universe The big bang theory as initially proposed by Georges Lemaitre states that the universe started as an extremely hot and dense ‘primeval atom’ and the explosion of this

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    that the Universe was eternal. Then five years later‚ in 1964‚ radio astronomers Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson discovered a microwave signal buried in their data. They attempted to filter out the signal‚ assuming that it was merely unwanted noise. However‚ they soon realized what the signal actually was; they had inadvertently discovered the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB). The CMB had been predicted by a theory that few believed at the time called the Big Bang. This discovery was the first evidence

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    A Brief History of Telescopes 1608 AD – Hans Lippershey‚ German-born Dutch lens maker‚ applied for a patent for his refracting telescope (using 2 lenses)‚ he intended them for use in the military. 1609-1610 – Galileo Galilei built his own refractor telescopes to observe the sky‚ and discovered Saturn’s rings‚ Jupiter’s moons‚ and along with many other significant discoveries. 1655 – Christian Huygens‚ a Dutch physicist and astronomer developed powerful lenses for refractor telescopes with his

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    Dark Energy

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    dark energy in the afterglow of the Big Bang‚ the radiation caused by the Big Bang called cosmic microwave background (CMB). The cosmic microwave background is hotter in spots where there are more galaxies in a cluster. Dark energy is also‚ what keeps space flat. Not until to long ago‚ there was an inconsistency between the matter in space‚ the energy in the universe‚ and the flatness of space. Scientist studied the cosmic microwave background and a large-scale structure‚ and they were able to

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    second of superluminal expansion. Lacking adequate competition‚ the popular prototype has dominated the metaphysics front for the past two decades even though much of its complications have been left unresolved. With the advent progress in cosmic microwave background detection‚ these unsettled loopholes are begging for answers. A successful model that seeks to replace the Big Bang notion must be ready to explain the past‚ present and future states of the universe in an efficient and unified manner. The

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    big band theory

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    this theory does not fit with the universe phenomena which change from minute to minute‚ and stars and galaxies might be born and die .In this report ‚ we will look at one of the famous theories and greatest discoveries of this century . 1. Background 1. What is the Big Bang Theory The big bang is a theory which describes how our universe started . Many discoveries in physics and astronomy tell us that our universe in fact had a beginning .This theory became the most widely accepted theory

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    The Universe

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    Project work in Physics Theme: The Big Bang theory (The theory of everything) Subject of studying: The beginning of all the surroundings And the mysteries of our inexplicable and amazing Universe | | |[pic]

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    MGA SINAUNANG KAGAMITAN

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    The Origin of the Universe As Told by the 20th Century Peoples of North America and other industrialized lands INTRODUCTIon The evolution of theories about the origin of the universe has surely proceeded at a rapid pace upon entering the 20th Century. New telescopic devices permitting people to see parts of the universe never before imagined‚ in new ways never before conceived‚ have advanced man’s theoretical capabilites on explaining the origin of the universe‚ a task that has been

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