Beyond the Big Bang S01E14 - The Universe - History Channel

Beyond the Big Bang S01E14 - The Universe - History Channel

In the beginning, there was darkness, and then, bang—giving birth to an endless, expanding existence of time, space and matter. Now, see further than we've ever imagined, beyond the limits of our existence, in a place we call The Universe.

A look back in time billions and billions of years to the origin of the Big Bang. Leading physicists and historians theorize what happened before the bang occurred, how the physical nature of the universe unfolded as energy became matter forming stars and galaxies, and how the universe continues to expand outward at an ever-accelerating rate.

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[kidbackstab]

@davegamemaster I wouldn't say "Impossible" at all. It's just that we can't right now. There was a time in human history when we didn't know the basics of flight. Or a time when we thought that playing with Mercury in schools was okay. Or when having a computer with a one gigabyte hard drive was reserved for only the most elite of people and companies.

Just because something may be out of our grasp right now, it doesn't mean that it will stay that way forever. =)

[davegamemaster]

"Mysterious chemical reactions ultimately form life" and that's because they can't really get to know what happened, because its impossible! If they can't do that even in a laboratory, why expecting nature to do it?

[davegamemaster]

Its all based on radioactivity on the universe? That doesn't make sense! How can you possibly know that the sun isn't creating that radioactivity? Its just ridiculous! And from that many speculations are made, and new theories! From something that can have many other explanations.