Big bang
8 cards. Each one is a 40-second story with a five-minute read behind it.
How a sudden event 15 billion years ago shaped our entire universeTrace the origins of everything in this animation. It explores the Big Bang Theory, examining the groundbreaking discoveries and observations that explain how the universe and lif…
How the color of starlight reveals our universe's expansionProfessor Brian Cox explores how astronomers use light as a tool to map the history of the cosmos. By analyzing specific colors, scientists can trace the movement of galaxies back…
The universe didn't explode; it underwent a violent, faster-than-light stretchWe often imagine the Big Bang as a fiery explosion of matter into empty space. In reality, there was no explosion and no pre-existing space to move into. Instead, the universe exp…
How a single point of singularity birthed the entire cosmosThis video traces the universe's journey from its initial birth to its current state. It explains how a rapid expansion led to the formation of everything we see today, supported …
How did everything we see begin?Explore the modern scientific framework for our origins. This video explains how the universe, galaxies, and even Earth came to be through the Big Bang Theory.
The Big Bang is not a theory of creationWe often imagine the Big Bang as a sudden explosion in an empty void, but science tells a different story. It wasn't a 'bang' in the traditional sense, nor does it explain how the…
The universe didn't begin with an explosion, but an expansionMost people imagine the Big Bang as a massive firework in empty space. In reality, it describes how everything—space itself—began to stretch outward from a smaller, denser state. …
The universe may have pushed the origins of existence beyond sciencePhysicist Brian Cox explores the profound mystery of what preceded the Big Bang. By examining cosmic inflation and the limits of current physics, he questions whether the ultimate…
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