Big Bang Science Theory Explained

Physicist Louis A. Del Monte discusses the Big Bang science theory, which is widely accepted by the scientific community to describe the evolution of the universe. It also points out three major issues that the theory doesn't address:
1. The origin of the Big Bang itself
2. The absence of antimatter in the universe
3. The initial inflation (i.e. exponential expansion of energy) of the Big Bang.
This video covers material from Del Monte's new book, "Unraveling the Universe's Mysteries," available at Amazon.com http://amzn.to/STe9fW. For more information about Louis A. Del Monte visit http://www.louisdelmonte.com.

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[Christian Giordano]

Love this vid and nice stache :)

[Louis Del Monte]

Thank you :)

[LAPCOGG]

Thanks for making these videos!

[Louis Del Monte]

You're welcome. Thanks for viewing them.

[Vincent Dahdas]

Nice video!

[Louis Del Monte]

Thank you :-)

[TheSincererAlmond]

because they can

[Jeffrey Hammond]

ok so like im just guessing this is a creationist based explination fo the big bang theory well i have a question 4 creationists how did the penguins make it back from mt arat all the way back to anartica

[aqwertgbvcxz]

I thought the big bang was, like male and female, something banged something else and the world was born as a result. Looking at the size of the universe, that must have been a big bang. It seems like it was very quick too. Didn't have to wait nine months.

[hateyou846]

I know how to break the spead of light without breaking the laws of physics there are 2 ways.

[Dovah Kitty]

This was a great video, thanks for the posting.

I tried watching other videos regarding the Big Bang Theory, but I'm not a fan of the cheesey animations so this was perfect in explaining and showing it.