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    galaxies, clusters of galaxies, about light years and the interesting history of early astronomy as well. Moreover, I heard the idea of a growing universe, which introduces the concept of the Big Bang Theory. I even listened to the hissing sound of the universe, which the video calls “The echo of the Big Bang”. (Understanding the universe,2012). In addition, I heard about the concepts of black holes and supernovas.…

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    and growing in popularity with viewers. Whether the show is a drama or a sitcom, it is still addressing the important issue of making the average person more knowledgeable about mental health disorders. One such show that does just this is the Big Bang Theory on CBS. This…

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    I started off the interview by asking if my mom agrees or disagrees with the theory of the big bang. She did not know too much about the theory so I had to jog her memory on it. She stated that the theory itself is an amazing concept of life and how it could have created everything we know. I then had her read the article we read in class called “Alone Is Never Enough: Seeing the world through…

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    The Big Bang is the most widely accepted theory about how our universe first began. This theory was first proposed by Belgian priest Georges Lemaître in the 1920’s. It suggests the universe was once condensed into a space equivalent to less than a grain of sand and expanded to billions of kilometers wide in about a second producing incredible amounts of heat. Everything you see is from that rapid expansion. That’s difficult to imagine, however, 3 major pieces of evidence support this; Hubble’s…

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    understanding myself. “Big Bang” by Simon Singh is a book that teaches about how the theory of the Big Bang came to be. Reading this book can teach you all about scientific processes and how important scientific discoveries are made. It can teach you the history of important scientist such as Einstein, Galileo, Hubble, and Hoyle and the different ways they have contributed to science and the Big Bang theory. In this book you can learn about many interesting things, like Einsteins theory of…

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    George Lemaitre was a Belgian cosmologist and a Catholic priest that was born in the 1800's he studied both science and theology then ended up becoming the "Father Of The Big Bang." By writing a paper in 1931 he came up with the theory to the Big Bang that eventually expanded out to further research. (Soter and Tyson, 2000) Lemaitre served as an artillery officer in his younger ages during World War I which put a halt onto his studies but soon picked back up on after the war. He chose learn…

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    and commitment to research in technology has had a major impact on discovering and understanding the universe. Such technologies include Hubble Space Telescope, COBE and the Planck satellite. Astronomers and Scientists currently estimate that the Big Bang occurred just under 14 billion years ago.Without the invention of telescopes our understanding of the universe and space would be based on beliefs and myths from different cultures rather than factual evidence. Hubble Space Telescope The…

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