Description: This is an independent informational site covering the the Big Bang to the Early Earth, Early Life and the major Extinction Events. Items presented are in-depth, but all in laymen's language. Technical jargon is kept to a minimum.
This is an independent informational site covering the the Big Bang to the Early Earth, Early Life and the major Extinction Events. Items presented are in-depth, but all in laymen's language. Technical jargon is kept to a minimum.
The Big Bang model has been extremely successful at explaining various aspects of the universe and has correctly predicted new observations. In the Big Bang model, time is run backwards until the universe reaches a critical density called the Plank Density. General Relativity ceases to be valid when the density of the universe exceeds the Planck Density.
Stars emerge from clouds of gas and fine dust in regions that have collapsed under the effects of their own gravity. Eventually, dense hot cores form and ignite into stars. At first, these young stars are enclosed by the remaining gas and dust, which eventually settles into a planetary disc. Over time, the dust particles accumulate, growing into asteroids, comets and planets.
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