Question

can anyone help me with the definition of The Big Bang Theory please for a medal and fan

Answer 1

please post your question in the physics section
this section is for math

Answer 2

no one replys in the physics section aha

Answer 3

yeah i know math section is the most active, but you have to be patient
you can link to your question in chat every few minutes to get attention sooner, but posting in the wrong section repeatedly will result in a ban eventually, so I advise against it

Answer 4

Before the 20th century it was unclear it was unclear where the universe began. First, Einsteins theory interpreted that the the universe has not always been present. The underlying principle is that is that the universe is deliberately expanding, according to the theory all space, time, energy and time came into existence during that "bang". There wasn't any space; suddenly occurring, an utterly dense, exceedingly hot something--everything--somewhere from obscure reasons began to expand rapidly with our whole world within it.

Answer 5

Medal, gimme.

Answer 6

aha thanks

Answer 7

Mhmmm. <3

Answer 8

Sorry, I didn't proofread. x3

Answer 9

its fine