| The image contains stunning detail of the universe just after the big bang. |
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| In the initial stages of the big bang the universe existed in a highly compressed state. |
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| Gamma Ray Bursts are the most violent explosions the universe has seen since the big bang, astronomers say. |
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| These bursts may be the universe's biggest explosions since the original big bang. |
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| The big bang is the cosmic event that is theorized to have marked the origin of the universe. |
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| Cosmologists imagine the big bang theory by means of an analogy to an expanding balloon. |
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| Some of the matter ejected by the big bang forms galaxies, like our very own milky way. |
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| The big bang should have produced equal quantities of matter and antimatter. |
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| Globally the symmetry is broken in any universe that is finite, or began with a big bang. |
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| From a massive explosion, the big bang, the universe started and has been expanding ever since. |
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| For the first third of a million years or so after the big bang, matter and energy in the universe moved in lockstep. |
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| What if all the dark matter during the first few minutes after the big bang had been dark ordinary matter? |
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| Furthermore the big bang and the big crunch are actually the same event, just viewed from different directions. |
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| They are the most violent events ever to have occurred in the universe, aside from the big bang itself. |
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| Indeed, all of the matter in the universe was created in the first few moments after the big bang. |
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| The big bang singularity is where all the mass of the universe used to be concentrated. |
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| The big bang and Darwinism are two halves, physical and biological, of an atheistic origins myth. |
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| Current cosmological big bang models are based on a solution of Einstein's field equation. |
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| Indeed it's thought that after the big bang the only elements around were hydrogen and helium. |
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| In addition, the uncertainty principle of quantum mechanics prevents speculation on times shorter than 10-43 seconds after the big bang. |
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| He blows harder and harder, everybody laughs in anticipation, and the balloon busts with a big bang right in his face. |
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| In 1997, Governato designed a computer model to simulate evolution of the universe from the big bang until the present. |
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| But can the repeated Big Rips explain the same phenomena that we take as evidence for the big bang? |
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| The album was launched with a big bang, and the band was promoted on the same lines as girl bands abroad. |
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| Almost all practicing astronomers and astrophysicists believe in the big bang, a billions-of-years-old universe and other evolutionary ideas. |
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| Big bucks can make for a big bang, but they can all to easily lead to a big bust. |
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| Even in the vacuum of deep space, temperatures measure approximately 3K due to background radiation left over from the big bang. |
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| However, his arguments for theism are significantly weakened because many are based on the assumption of the big bang and related concepts. |
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| Alternate interpretations are not even hinted at, despite many flaws in conventional big bang cosmology. |
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| The other investigates the philosophical equivalent of the big bang, which is to say the seminal influences on the human mind. |
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| The big bang theory, evolution, plate tectonics, and other scientific marvels fascinated me. |
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| The big bang should leave a boring, featureless universe, but not if it was preceded by a big crunch. |
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| If, as he has said, the universe was created with a big bang, it may end with a big crunch, when all the galaxies crash together. |
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| Many people want to find God in the creation of the universe, in the big bang that started it all off. |
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| The question for consumers is whether all of this activity signals a big bang leading to lower prices or yet more hot air? |
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| The big bang of the 1980s unleashed the financialization of British capitalism that demanded the City be free of regulation. |
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| If you have the big bang followed by a really rapid burst of inflation, that should have happened more than once. |
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| The scenario for inflation in 1982 was that the universe began with a big bang singularity. |
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| The big bang theory of cosmology asserts that the universe was once a very small and very hot soup of energetic subatomic particles. |
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| And there's always that thorny question of what came before the big bang? |
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| The next thing I remember is a big bang when her car crashed into mine. |
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| In the trillion-trillionth of a second after the big bang, the universe expanded from the size of a gumball to astronomical proportions, according to the inflation theory. |
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| The overwhelming professional opinion, however, continues to support the big bang model. |
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| The big bang model was safe: it could explain how the universe grew into what we see today. |
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| May their sizzle never fizzle should be the opening prayer in this mixed genre film that careens wildly from romantic comedy to big bang action movie. |
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| There can be no big bang, but neither are we talking about a long period of dual circulation. |
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| There was a big bang and the house jumped, and I didn't even have time to get out of the door before everything calmed down. |
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| So far, not a single scientist has ever succeeded in explaining the moment of the big bang. |
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| But in many ways, too, The big bang theory is a far more audacious series than it gets credit for. |
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| Maybe missing an episode of The big bang theory or Keeping Up with the Kardashians? |
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| The big bang theory is a near universally accepted explanation for the origins of our universe. |
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| Behind Phoenix, the entire cast of The big bang theory seems to be having a ball together. |
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| The peak and valleys paint a visual picture of the sound the newborn universe made when it was still wet behind the ears, a mere 300,000 years after its birth in a big bang. |
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| In other words, independence ceases to be a big bang and becomes devolution with knobs on, an incremental process by which the existing Scottish parliament extends its powers. |
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| On the other hand the big bang has been turning out to be a big bust. |
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| Researchers in Germany have been looking carefully at the after glow of the big bang and have decided that the universe is shaped like a trumpet bell. |
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| If it has been expanding spherically at the speed of light since the big bang, then I can't see how it can be bigger than 20 billion to 30 billion light years across. |
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| Philippe and Adoutte suggested that a big bang occurred at the base of eukaryotes and that the major cladogenetic events in eukaryotic evolution occurred in quick succession. |
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| Please do not expect a big bang event in 2015 where everything is going to happen overnight when the ASEAN Economic Community comes into being. |
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| Is there an easy way in or are you proposing a big bang? |
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| This is made possible by the immune system whose evolution was marked by an immunological big bang 450 million years ago: the emergence of the adaptive immune system. |
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| Migration to the new process will be a complex issue, since discontinuities must be kept to a minimum, and a big bang transition is not attractive. |
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| But then that big bang that ended the penultimate episode happened. |
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| We do not treat our countryside as sacrosanct unless it means a big bang of bucks on the Glorious Twelfth. |
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| This radiation is now known as the cosmic background radiation and since 1965 it is seen as the big proof of the big bang model. |
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| That's where you get the big bang for the buck. |
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| There certainly is a role for non-profits, but if we want the big bang for the buck, we want to work with the boardwalks that have tens of thousands of units. |
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| For example, I would support the big bang model for Finland. |
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| Assuming the validity of the big bang model, one attempts to answer the question: How long has the universe been expanding in order to have reached its present size? |
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| In the big bang model the age is proportional to the reciprocal of Hubble's constant, hence the importance of determining H as reliably as possible. |
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| The trouble with this big bang is that a damp squib is set to precede it, in the shape of ten fixtures that have to be shoehorned into the preceding week. |
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| And it just so happens that 1965 was also the year of the discovery of cosmic background radiation, the first physical evidence of the big bang, which made front-page news. |
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