Alternate Theories of the Universe

Aidan Stuckert

Starts as a dense HOT ball of matter

Each galaxy moves at an independent rate relevant its size

The beginning of the universe was so hot nothing was able to form for over 300,000 years.

We can observe planets moving at a constant speed comparative to its distance.

We humans are almost certain that the universe had a beginning relative the that in the big bang theory.

There have been traces of the heat left from the HOT ball of matter located throughout the uiverse.

The strings that exist in the string theory vibrate and to make neutrons or protons. The same strings that are must bigger produce a sound depending on its frequency .

A string vibrating like the one you just saw will in theory create a practical called a neutron. The strings in the string theory are many billion times smaller than an atom.

Neutron

This string would in theory produce a practical called a proton.

Proton

These protons and neutrons can combine to form the basic element needed to form an atom.

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