The Beginning: "THE BIG BANG"

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Let's start in a very simple way. One question certainly comes into one's mind ,where it all started?, how this universe came into existence?, how things like stars, planets etc came?
Well scientists, Astronomer are looking for these answers for many years and there are many theories propsed of how our this big gigantic universe came into existence. Among all of these theories "THE BIG BANG" is most accepted theory all over the world. According to big bang universe that we see today started with an explosion and that is still continuing. At starting the whole universe that we know is confined in a single point, no fundamental laws of physics exist at that particular time, infact time also not existed. The point containing universe explodes and expands. It inflated to the next 13.8 billion years to the cosmos that we know today. It is still expanding.
Now we know how it started... through an explosion. But how it is formed. Well lets discuss it in the next blog "The Formation Of Universe".



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