Theories and Science

  Hi, today we are back with another theory. We will talk about the Big Bang Theory. No further introductions, let's get right into it!   The Big Bang Theory is an explanation, based mostly on mathematical models, on how and when the Universe came into existence. The cosmological model of the Universe described in the Big Bang theory explains how it initially expanded from a state of infinite density and temperature, known as the primordial (or gravitational) singularity. This expansion was followed by cosmic inflation and a massive temperature drop. During this phase, the Universe ballooned at a much faster rate than the speed of light. Subsequently, the Universe was reheated to a point where elementary particles (quarks, leptons, and so on) before a gradual decrease in temperature (and density) led to the formation of the first protons and neutrons. A few minutes into the expansion, protons, and neutrons combine to form primordial hydrogen and helium-4 nuclei. The estimated...

  Hi, I'm back and, today, we are gonna talk about a pretty known concept(theory). The concept of the multiverse. No further introduction, let's get right into it!      So, even if you know about it, you may ask, what exactly is this multiverse concept? The multiverse concept is the idea that our universe is just one of many other universes. The multiverse is said not to be really a theory but a result of theories. Simply, if we understand reality well enough, a multiverse should exist. Our universe is so vast it's difficult to fully comprehend. This theory is not especially compelling, so most scientists remain skeptical of the multiverse idea. Multiverse theory suggests that inflation may not occur at the same rate everywhere. Individual universes may "pinch off" other expanding universes, creating an infinite "sea" of inflating universes.      Take a look at five types of multiverses and how they could actually exist: 1. Bubble Universes   -...