The Big Bang Theory The Inflation Universe Theory 2012 Theory

Cosmic cataclysm 10-20 billion years ago a big blast After the bang the universe expanded Many believe as time passed the

matter cooled and formed space  ”Some astronomers think the nig bang

theory cause the universe to expand in all directions.” (Holt, Rinehart and Winston)

13.7 billion years ago All the universe was compressed into a

very small tiny spot Than the universe rapidly expanded Matter came together and formed

galaxies The universe kept “stretching” Astronomers believe that the universe

will keep stretching

I agree the most with this theory. Mostly because of the name but is makes the most since in that is could have happened. Unlike the 2012 theory, it has more scientific reasoning. It says more why this could and how it would have occurred. It does need the Inflation Universe theory to make it 100% correct… if scientists are smart enough to come up with theories why can’t they just combine them?

Discovered in 1980 Was “made” to fill in all the cracks of

the Big Bang theory Developed by Alan Guth, Andrei Linde,

Paul Steinhardt, and Andy Albrecht

I think these theory does have some purpose. It was good that people thought of the problems of the Big Bang Theory. But the title is kind of dumb, except for the expansion of the universe. So this isn’t again the theory that could be 100% correct. That is why I think that science isn’t always correct; we will never really know how anything formed.

Based of the movie 2012 The world will end in December 2012 Our magnetic field will change on

December 12th 2012

Personally I don’t think that the 2012 theory will happen because they said in 2000 that all the computers would crash… that didn’t happen. Sometimes I think that they made this movie for the media. But who knows. All I have to say if I am alive on 13th of December I will personally yell at the person who thought of this theory.

It is as old as humankind Extremely local Weather Earthquakes Sharp changes in environment Time period called Magic Cosmology

Personally, I really still don’t understand cosmology. No site could clearly help me understand it. I even looked in the book but still didn’t comprehend it, so I am guessing that it must have taken someone to prove it a long time to do so.

Became the core of Egyptian’s religion Tried to predict the time of God’s

appearances Made the 365 day years Have theories on how the

constellations relate to themselves Mesopotamia was more sophisticated Documents of space stuff is the oldest

in existence

I think that it was stupid for the people to think that it was all about themselves. I never saw them creating rockets or going to the moon. They have to be thinking in heaven that they were stupid to ever think of that. We may be in a bad economy but we have more resources than they ever did. I think that the Mesopotamia was smart, they knew that there would be a future so they didn’t have to be mean.

Called Geometric cosmology “Invented” philosophy of science Made the core idea’s of science Led by Plato

Born from Ariston and Perictione 428 BC is about when he was born Both sides of the family where Athens One of the most known philosopher

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