Explanation of the Big Bang 18 Articles

by Kenneth W. McCarty

Explanations of the Big Bang' tend to be primarily speculative. All we know for sure is that the universe seems to be expanding at an accelerated rate from what appears to be a single point in space/time (roughly 13.7 bil...read more

by Dave Simmons

I'm writing this with a bit of an agenda. I spend a lot of time on Yahoo! Answers, specifically in the Religion and Spirituality section. It's a lively place, full of heated arguments. At least once a day, someone asks ...read more

by Bryan Belrad

The Modern Genesis The Big Bang Theory is a wonderful story, on many levels. It is a story of human achievement. It is a story of the wonder of discovery. It is the story of our closest pass to understanding the trut...read more

by John Traveler

The "Big Bang," at least with respect to its theoretical incipience, stems from the Theory of General Relativity, first proposed by Albert Einstein in 1917. But it would not be Einstein who would recognize the idea of a p...read more

by Susan Wiseman

Big Bang, God, and consciousness At this time in our evolutionary (yes I said it, evolutionary) history, we are unable to fathom how we came into existence. So we speculate and debate and argue. We base our opinion on ...read more

by Lauren Speicher

The "Big Bang" theory has been widely accepted for many years. What I would like to know is, why? Why do people so strongly hold to this theory even though there has been no evidence that verifies it as fact, and it contra...read more

by Louis B.

The last day of life, began with all matter being converted to the highest degree of entropy. the very instance of matter and atoms last conversion to energy before the total exhaustion of fuel it once held. as the last ...read more

by Micky Fricker

THE BIG BANG So this is what we do know THE GALAXY Our galaxy so they say contains more than a hundred million stars, our nearest star is called the Sun, and the Sun is the source of all our power, the galaxy is sa...read more

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by Paul Wylie

It's The End Of The World As We Know It As the entire world descends into the chaos of wars and starvation, a little known experiment is about to take place outside of Geneva that could possibly end all life as we know ...read more

by Maurice Sassoon

The subject of the Earth's evolution in space is one on which geologists and physicists have dwelt from the point of view of time, with regard to certain facts about the origin of the planets. The classical theory is that,...read more

by The Common Man

The big bang theory is that this universe was made at a single point in time. This is supported by the fact that our universe is expaning. The Quasars are the last thing we can see in our universe. the are traveling outwar...read more

by KingKong

The Explanation of the Big Bang theory, which it is,"A Theory" have had scientist baffled to this very day. Myself included! I have been around the Sun 67 years now! yes, I'm an Old Man. But!, Since I was a Little Boy, fo...read more

by Maston Ampherson

In cosmology, the Big Bang is the scientific theory that the universe emerged extremely of a dense state and hot it has about 13,7 billion years. The theory is based on diverse comments that they indicate that the universe...read more

by Kewon Colvin

Schools aren't taught evolution but The Big Bang Theory. Thy theory couldn't start without other presented theory, String Theory. In 2008, String Theory's beginnings are unknown. Maybe we didn't come from fish, though have...read more

by Lucas Toutt

The "Big Bang" supposedly was all the matter that made up the universe in the first microseconds of it's birth, being compressed into an atomic 'singularity' (a single atom) and then, when the compression became too great,...read more

by Stan Derekson

Billions and billions and billions and billions of years ago, long before anything ever was, in the midst of absolute nothingness, where absolutely nothing dwelt, nothing suddenly began compacting, tighter, and tighter, an...read more

by Charlie H.

In the beginning.................. ... WAS there a "beginning"? Do we know how Time and Space and Universal Laws really work? Do we even have a clue? Do we view everything through the limited scope of our human unders...read more

by Rixta Francis

First there was nothing, then there was something and that something somehow exploded, caused a big bang and then at once there was a universe with stars and galaxies. That's pretty much what the whole big bang theory mean...read more