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Brahmanda (cosmic egg)

Oscillating universe


•Cosmic egg (brahmanda) expands out of a single concentrated point & will eventually collapse

Bindu

Single concentrated point in which a brahmanda expands

Anaxagorean universe

By anaxagoras


•Describes universe as a mixture of ingredients unevenly distributed


•Whirling motion initiated by the mind separated the ingredients

Atomist universe

By leucippus & democritus


•Universe was composed of very small, indivisible & indestructable atoms

Geocentric universe

By Aristotle & ptolemy


•Earth is in center & everything revolves around it

Heliocentric universe

By nicolaus copernicus


•Motion of celestial objects can be explained bisag wa sa center ang earth

Static universe

Isaac newton


•Does not expand nor contract

Steady-state universe

Infinite universe that is expanding at a steady rate


•Density of universe is maintained due to new matter formation

Oscillating universe

Alexander friedmann


Big bang to big crunch


•Universe expands for a time & contracts due to gravity

Multiverse

Andrei Linde


•As universe expands, bubbles grew & formed into separate universes

Bing bang theory


By Edouard lemaitre


Prevailing cosmological model


•13.7 billion yrs ago, a tiny hot & dense singularity expanded

Planck


Grand unification


Electroweak


Elementary particle


Era of nucleosynthesis


Era of nuclei


Era of atoms


Era of galaxies

Evolution of universe acc to big bang theory

Gravity


•Electromagnetic


•Strong nuclear


•Weak nuclear

4 fundamental forces

Planck era

4 fundamental forces were combined into 1 unified force

Grand unification era

Started when gravity separated from the other forces


•Ended when strong nuclear forces separated, leaving only the electroweak forces behind

Electroweak Era

Energy released by separation of strong from electroweak triggered a sudden rapid expansion


•singularity underwent rapid inflation

Elementary particle era

Matter & antimatter were formed, but they annihilated each other


•Pero baay sobra na matter mao tong primary ingrediet ang matter sa universe

Era of nucleosynthesis

Universe started to cool down as it continued expanding


•Protons & neutrons are formed

Era of nuclei

Nucleosynthesis left 74% H, 24% He & trace amounts of other elements


•cooling continued allowing fusion to continue as well

Recombination

Process of electrons binding to ionized protons & nuclei to form neutral atoms


•Also known Era of Atoms

Era of Galaxies

Era in which Gravity made H & He coalesce to form giant clouds that will become galaxies & stellar nebulae

Redshift


Comsmic microwave background


Relative abundance of light elements

Evidences supporting big bang

Redshift

Edwin hubble


•Light from other galaxies appeared stretched suggesting that the universe was expanding in all directions

Cosmic microwave background

Arno penzias & robert wilson


•Remains of thermal energy from big bang


•Spread thinly across universe

Relative abundance of light elements

24% of He, 74% of H, 2% of trace elements


•Hydrogen isotopes & helium atoms were left behind when nucleosynthesis stopped 3mins after big bang

Nucleosynthesis reactions


Stellar formation & evolution


Stellar explosion

Cosmic phases in formation of elements

Big bang nucleosynthesis reactions

Hydrogen, helium, lithium are elements produced in this cosmic stage

Stellar formation & evolution

Cosmic stage that produces elements heavierthan lithium

Stellar explosion

Cosmic stage that produces elements heavier than iron

Encounter hypo

Rogue star passed close to sun & stripped hot gasses from both sun & star


•Hot gases spin w sun & contracted into smaller lumps to form planet

Nebular hypo

Solar system starts as large cloud of gas & contracted


•Results in a rotating disk


•planets form at the disk

Protosun

Large concentration at the center of the rotating disk in nebular hypo

Protoplanet hypo

Present working model of formation of solar system


Built upon main concepts of nebular hypo

Bc hot gasses do not contract, they expand


•Rogue stars never wander too close to another star

Why is encounter hypo not accepted?

No explanation as to why the gas cloud contracted


•No explanation why the rings form into planets

Why is nebular hypo not accepted?

Bc near sya sa sun nya ang mga gas na dali ma evaporate kay mawala tungod sa heat sa sun nya ang mabilin kay ang mga metals

Why is the inner region of solar system denser & made of metals?

Small sya kay gamay raman ang metals in comparison to the gasses

Why are rocky plants small?

1. Giant gas & dust cloud is disturbed by some force then starts collapsing


2. Kay ni collapse, mo spin sya


3. Mo init ang cloud, mo spin faster sya


4. Tungod sa ka fast, mo flatten into a disk nya most of its mass kay naa sa center


5. Gasses away from center cool down & stick together


6. Metals w high boiling points can form close to the sun


7. Katong mga compounds away from sun kay mo form ug gas giants


8. Leftover debri mahimong kuiper belt, oort cloud & asteroid belt


9. Nuclear fusion causes sun to become main sequence star


10. Solar winds sweep remaing dust & gas away from protoplanetary disk

Formation of solar system acc to nebular hypo

H


He


C


Ne


O


Si


Fe

Layers of star smth

Weak nuclear forces

Fundamental force that allows nuclei of atoms to break apart thru radioactive decay

Nucleosynthesis

Fusion of protons & neutrons to form diff types of nuclei

Strong nuclear forces

Fundamental force that binds neutrons & protons

Electromagnetic forces

Fundamental force that binds atoms to molecules