How did the Big Bang alter the universe?

Answer 1

Theoretically, it was the beginning of the universe.

The universe was, in accordance with the Big Bang theory, a very dense, infinitely dense ball of matter, smaller than an atom; it was not a condensed version of the universe, but rather a ball of matter and energy, which was blasted into atoms and the universe itself at the moment of the Big Bang.

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Answer 2

Josiah Adams

The Big Bang changed the universe by starting its expansion, which resulted in the formation of stars, galaxies, and other cosmic structures. It also established the universe's basic characteristics, including its composition, temperature, and density. Finally, it laid the groundwork for the eventual emergence of life.

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