The biggest idea in science that I was assigned to was the Big Bang theory. This chapter talks about the theory on how the universe was created in the beginning. By using astronomy scientist were able to tell that the different systems in the universe have been moving apart from each other and by calculating the movement of the systems scientist has found that all matter in the universe seemed to have came from the same spot. This spot they call it the "primeval fireball" which must have been very hot and extremely dense, and it eventually exploded which was the big bang. Gas clouds eventually gathered and their gravity pulled them together and this would eventually become a planet or a star depending on the mass of the cloud. Inside the star it was very hot and fusion was able to take place forming the many different elements that exist. .
There are two theories of what will happen to the universe in the future. The continued expansion theory where the universe will keep expanding forever and the oscillating universe theory wills the gravitational force will bring all the matter in the universe back into another primeval fireball and another big bang will occur. Both of these theories depend on the mass of the universe to happen. If the mass is too little then the universe will keep expanding and if the mass is enough then another primeval fireball will be created and another big bang. It is very hard to know if the mass of the universe is enough though because of black holes. The gravity in a black hole is so great that not even light can escape so its almost impossible to find a black hole because they can not be seen. They are also very dense which makes it very hard to make an estimate of the mass of the universe.
I feel that after reading this chapter that I now have a better understanding of the Big Bang theory and the beginning of the universe. I think that this activity is pretty well how it is by writing a report and there is no need for improvement in the future.
Resource 1 Silk, Joseph, 1980, The Big Bang: The Creation and Evolution of the Universe, W. ... Resource 2 Spotts, Peter, 9 May 2002, 'The Big Bang" [online] http://www.elibrary.com/s/edumarkau/getdoc.cgi?... The Big Bang, written by Peter N. ... It is all but forgotten that the Big Bang is not a fact, but an unproven theory. ... Furthermore, the book does not focus on the Big Bang theory nor explain it in detail. ...
My report is about the Big Bang Theory. ... First, I will start with how the Big Bang Theory came about. ... That evidence is radiation left over by the Big Bang. ... It could have taken six days for the Big Bang. God creating the earth could have been the Big Bang. ...
My report is about the Big Bang Theory. ... First, I will start with how the Big Bang Theory came about. ... That evidence is radiation left over by the Big Bang. ... It could have taken six days for the Big Bang. God creating the earth could have been the Big Bang. ...
Now that this new information had arisen, scientists had to adjust their current knowledge, modifying the big bang theory. ... That searing hot ball of energy expanded in space and time in one big bang and ultimately cooled down, creating matter. ... The big bang theory is yet to be confirmed, but so far it's the most reasonable theory to the observations. ... Until more advanced technology is discovered, the big bang theory is the most probable explanation of the creation of this universe. ... Every new development of the big bang theory will eventually lead to real evidence of t...
Science affirms that the Universe was created 15 billion years ago during a huge explosion called the Big Bang; religion claims that the Universe was created by an omnipotent Being that lives and acts with supernatural powers. ... Following this argument, we can almost conclude that Raymo is capable of "experiencing" the Big Bang! For Raymo, religion begins with science, therefore God either came into existence when the Big Bang took place, or the Thou caused the Big Bang and acted upon the laws of physics ever since then. ... And this assertion is what leads us to Gould's approach in sol...
Ten to twenty billion years ago, an atomic nucleus held all of the universe's matter inside of it. It was the moment before any creation of space or time, known as a singularity, ever existed. According to the most widely understood and believed cosmological models, it exploded at trillions of deg...
The second, and very different approach, states that the elaborate universe was created in a great explosion known as the Big Bang. ... Jesseph's contention in support of the Big Bang Theory, which states that one does not need to believe in God to make sense of the universe. ... One such explanation for the creation of the universe is known as the Big Bang Theory. ... My first argument states that the Big Bang Theory does not address the question at hand: "Where did everything come from?" The Big Bang Theory suggests that the universe (space, time, matter, energy, and information include...