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The Big Bang theory is a theory concerning the origin of the universe, not the formation of stars and planets.
The Big Bang theory postulates that the universe began approximately 14 billion years ago as an unimaginably small, hot, and dense point (the singularity), and rapidly expanded. After less than a billionth second, the universe underwent an inflationary period, where the universe expanded even more rapidly - faster even that the speed of light. If you had been an observer outside of the universe, during this period of rapid expansion, the universe would have gone from being invisible to being the size of a golf ball instantaneously. The universe is still expanding today at approximately 68 kilometres per second.
The theory initially met with strong disbelief in the scientific community, because the leading legwork of the time was that the universe was static, existing in the present as it had done for infinity, and the term Big Bang was actually derisory at first. Edwin Hubble was instrumental in proving that that the universe was still expanding, and if it was expanding now, there was no reason why it had not always been expanding, so there must have been a starting point that it was expanding from.
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The Big Bang theory is a theory concerning the origin of the universe, not the formation of stars and planets.
The Big Bang theory postulates that the universe began approximately 14 billion years ago as an unimaginably small, hot, and dense point (the singularity), and rapidly expanded. After less than a billionth second, the universe underwent an inflationary period, where the universe expanded even more rapidly - faster even that the speed of light. If you had been an observer outside of the universe, during this period of rapid expansion, the universe would have gone from being invisible to being the size of a golf ball instantaneously. The universe is still expanding today at approximately 68 kilometres per second.
The theory initially met with strong disbelief in the scientific community, because the leading legwork of the time was that the universe was static, existing in the present as it had done for infinity, and the term Big Bang was actually derisory at first. Edwin Hubble was instrumental in proving that that the universe was still expanding, and if it was expanding now, there was no reason why it had not always been expanding, so there must have been a starting point that it was expanding from.
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The Big Bang theory is a theory concerning the origin of the universe, not the formation of stars and planets.
The Big Bang theory postulates that the universe began approximately 14 billion years ago as an unimaginably small, hot, and dense point (the singularity), and rapidly expanded. After less than a billionth second, the universe underwent an inflationary period, where the universe expanded even more rapidly - faster even that the speed of light. If you had been an observer outside of the universe, during this period of rapid expansion, the universe would have gone from being invisible to being the size of a golf ball instantaneously. The universe is still expanding today at approximately 68 kilometres per second.
The theory initially met with strong disbelief in the scientific community, because the leading legwork of the time was that the universe was static, existing in the present as it had done for infinity, and the term Big Bang was actually derisory at first. Edwin Hubble was instrumental in proving that that the universe was still expanding, and if it was expanding now, there was no reason why it had not always been expanding, so there must have been a starting point that it was expanding from.
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