The Universe: The Beauty Within The Mysterious

Chapter one - The Big Bang

           "The birth"

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Big Bang
biɡ ˈbaNG

Noun —
The rapid expansion of matter from a state of extremely high density and temperature that according to current cosmological theories marked the origin of the universe.

"In an infinite universe, anything that could be imagined might somewhere exist"
   — Dean Koontz, Dead and Alive (Dean Koontz Frankenstein, #3)

Introduction;

    The universe. Mysterious yet so beautiful. Many believe that the universe is infinite, some believe that there is an edge. There are many theories on how the universe was created, The Big Bang Theory is just one of the few. The Big Bang theory was said to have been a single singularity which bursted into what we know as the cosmos. . . The Universe. A burst of heat and energy that soon cooled off, that soon created birthplaces of stars. Our birthplace.

We do not have the proper instruments to look back into "The Birth" , but we have managed to come across of what scientists refer as the "Echo" of the Big Bang. Which can also be called as The Cosmic Microwave Back-round.

The Cosmic Microwave Back-round, is the remnant of what is believed to be The Big Bang. To sum it down, it's the heat.

Down below is what we believe the universe may look like. The red is where we may think the energy may thrive.

The remnant was discovered by Two American radio astronomers, Robert Wilson and Arno Penzias in 1964. The way these men have discovered it sounds silly but it is all truth!

Both Wilson and Penzias were both caught off guard by weird buzzing noises that were caught in the sky. Thinking it was pigeons, they go to the towers and removed any nesting pigeons that were thought to be interfering the signals.

Turned out it was not the pigeons nesting area, Wilson and Penzias could not figure out what the buzzing was. It was until both men realized they have picked up the CMB, which was thermal radiation from the Big Bang.

Robert and Arnold were both awarded Nobel prizes for their work!

(Robert Wilson, on the left)
(Arno Penzias on the right)

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The Big Bang: The death of our universe.

There are many theories on how our universe may come to its end state. Here are the few yet most popular theories on how it would do so.

The big freeze: It is theorized that the universe will continue to expand at very fast rate. As this is happening, the heat of which of this expansion is taking place, will disperse itself throughout the universe, while galaxies and other celestial objects are moving far from each other.

We'll be so far away, we won't be able to meet the requirements and lack the materials to create and form new galaxies, stars etc. which will soon lead to a slow death of our universe.

The Big Crunch: It is theorized that the Universe is, in fact, not infinite. It is said that if the universe met the average density to stop its expansion, it will soon collapse within itself. Possibly returning into a single singularity yet again. Possibly a new birth?
Scientists believe that if this is the case, that it's possible that this has happened before. A repetition. What do you think?

The Big Slurp: It's said that our universe may experience a catastrophic event when a "bubble" from another universe may appear in our own universe, which will only be possible if the Higgs Boson particle weighed a certain mass. If this were to happen, our universe will surely be annihilated.
How lovely!

Although, the universe may hold lots of mysteries, we are slowly unfolding its secrets. The death of it may sound terrifying yet beautiful at the same time. It makes you wonder.....What would it be like once it's created again? What was it like before ours was created? Would we be alive once it happens?
So many questions and it's a beautiful thing, how we yearn for an answer. The Universe was not created for us to understand it. We feel the urge to find out the way it thrives, how it thrives and what thrives within it.
We can only guess and create more theories, but we may never know it's true purpose.
As beautiful as it seems, it's not here for us to understand it. We won't understand it.
Over the centuries, we have discovered many things, many events of what may seem like the impossible. If the objects we have discovered are remarkable, imagine if we knew what all was out there?!
The day we travel outside our solar system would be a step towards to finding out what may lurk out there.

Are we meant to discover it's purpose?

To discover what thrives?

We may even confirm life outside of our own!

But for now, we can only let our imagination run wild.