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The Big Bang Theory PRESENTED BY M.VISHNU KUMAR 13PR1A0327 K.MAHENDER REDDY 13PR1A0306

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The Big Bang Theory

PRESENTED BYM.VISHNU KUMAR

13PR1A0327K.MAHENDER REDDY

13PR1A0306

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Discovered by Edwin Hubble that our Universe is expanding

Before that it is a single point Estimated to be12-14 billion years ago Born in a single violent call “Big Bang” Theory for the origin of our universe The most popular theory among others

What is Big Bang?

NASA Says:The Big Bang Theory is a broadly accepted theory for the origin and evolution of our universe. It postulates that the observable universe started from an instantaneously expanding point, roughly ten to twenty billion years ago.

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According to scientists, there’s nothing, not even space before Big Bang

Universe start off as singularity

Singularity – our current physic can’t explain yet

No answers on the origin of singularity

Singularity

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Matter (atoms)– stars, planets, steroids and so on…

Radiation (cold dark matter)– include electromagnetic radiation, though not significant part of energy today, in the past it is dominant part of it

Dark Energy – Little known about, Quantum field theory suggest, there’s always energy even if there’s no matter and radiation

Contents of Universe

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Detailed component of universe

Detailed Component of

Universe

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1. Expansion of universe – once it must be small as it cannot shrink

2. Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation (CMB) - discovered in 1965 by Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson while working on microwave receiver used to communicate with the Telstar satellite

3. Abundance of different element- hydrogen (~72%), helium (~28%), and other elements should be made, observation shown the same as predicted

4. The only theory that lays down framework for the universe we observe today

4 Main Evidences

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Hubble’s Law and The Expansion of Space

v is the recessional velocity of the galaxy or other distant object

D is the comoving proper distance to the object and

H0 is Hubble's constant, measured to

be 70.1 ± 1.3 km/s/Mpc by the WMAP probe

v=HoD

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Excessive use of assumptions Universe has too much large structure to be

formed in 10-20 billion years Ages of stars globular clusters are older

than the Universe No change before Big Bang, how could it

start? If there’s Big Bang, the background

temperature of radiation is suppose to be much higher than in the past

Problems with Big Bang Theory

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Owned by CERN

CERN, European Organization for Nuclear Research (Conseil Européen pour la Recherche Nucléaire in French)

A giant instrument that physicists use to it study smallest known particles – the fundamental building block of all things

Used to create condition just after Big Bang by sending two beams of either protons ion or lead ion

The Hadron Collider

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Two scenarios

1. mass density of universe greater than critical density which leads the universe will get to big to and collapses / it become denser and hotter. Same result

2. When the mass density of universe of universe is equal to the critical density, the expansion of universe will slow down

End of the world?

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