The Big Bang Theory is the result of scientific research into how this world came to be, by Albert Einstein, and many other scientists since Sir C. v Raman.
That is, many
scientists were expressing their views on when and how the world would have
appeared. The Big Bang Theory is a combination of Albert Einstein's Theory of
Relativity and the Cosmological Principle.
The main feature of this Big Bang theory is that every object
in the universe is moving smoothly.
The Big Bang theory states that the universe was in the shape
of a tiny dot about 15 million years ago, and that the point must have been a
sphere of fire and that tiny dot-shaped sphere of fire began to explode and
spread throughout the universe.
The principle of the Big Bang was that there was a point-shaped
force, and that every object in the universe was moving away from each other,
so that they must already be together, so that this point could explode and
become great energy.
Those objects are now spreading evenly throughout space, and
that is what this whole universe is all about.
The essence of the Big Bang policy is that that energy can
come to an end again at the same point several thousand years from now.
If we want to know
about the universe we need to know fully about the Big Bang theory.
