The Big Bang Theory: The Creation Of The Big Bang Theory

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Michael Fullerton
Mrs.Nowell
6th period
Language arts

The Big Bang Theory

Many people every day speculate at how the universe was created and how all of space and matter began. Many people support a theory called The Big Bang Theory this theory states: fifteen billion years ago all of the matter and energy of space was contained at one point an explosion known as the big bang occurred all matter and energy moved away at a very fast rate. This theory is supported by many including me.

“Some of the most asked questions has been How was the universe created? When was the universe created? Why was the universe created? Many once believed that the universe was just there and that it was truly never ending. Through the inception of the Big Bang theory the universe could be no longer considered never ending”(Dennis). We had to consider the possibility of a universe that had started some time in history and would possibly end at some time in history. About thirtyfive billion years ago a gigantic explosion started the expansion of the universe. The explosion has come to be universally known as the big bang. At this point all of the matter and energy in space was contained at one point. What was before this event is not known to any human being and is a matter of pure speculation. This occurrence was not a conventional explosion but rather an event that expanded all of the particles of the “baby” universe rushing away from each other. There were actually no galaxies before that of the big bang but it was more like it started the process of creating all of the galaxies that we know today.

The person who came up with the Big Bang theory is Edw...

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...ational waves some scientists are already on the breakthrough of proving these theories right and hopefully very soon they will be proven. Maybe the one who is reading this will be the one to prove the Big Bang theory, the theory of inflation, and the theory of gravitational waves. For all we know one of the students from our own Alvarado Junior High school that proves these theories that would leave me speechless.

In conclusion the many scientist that are working to prove the Big Bang are hopefully making a lot of progress in their research and later in life i would like to see it proved so we can at least have some peace of mind. fifteen billion years ago all of the matter and energy of space was contained at one point an explosion known as the big bang occurred all matter and energy moved away at a very fast rate. This is what i believe and i hope you do to.

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