Big Bang Theory and Sinhala Buddhist explanation about Big Bang Theory

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    tharinda07 said:

    The meaning of the Big Bang has been very often ..... where we are right now.


    Yes ayiye mata mehema hitenava api balun patalayak aragena eke langin langin tith tiyala adinava vage.
    Etakota balun patalaya hama pattenma adimin prasaranaya karana kota e tith ekinekin athvevi prasaranaya venava
    So one mark had correspodent spot b4
    Ehemada:confused:



     

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    tarindha 07 said:
    Why does the Universe look flat? This was one of the perplexing questions in cosmology for a long time. Today, most astronomers believe in the theory of inflation (and there are pieces of evidence supporting this). According to this theory, the Universe underwent exponential expansion about 10-30 seconds after the Big Bang. The result was that something of the size of an atom expanded to the size of the solar system by the end of the inflationary epoch.

    aYiye can u xplain the wrd "exponential expansion "
    Ketiyen kivvama athi:D

     

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    Horizons

    An important feature of the Big Bang spacetime is the presence of horizons. Since the universe has a finite age, and light travels at a finite speed, there may be events in the past whose light has not had time to reach us. This places a limit or a past horizon on the most distant objects that can be observed. Conversely, because space is expanding, and more distant objects are receding ever more quickly, light emitted by us today may never "catch up" to very distant objects. This defines a future horizon, which limits the events in the future that we will be able to influence. The presence of either type of horizon depends on the details of the FLRW model that describes our universe. Our understanding of the universe back to very early times suggests that there was a past horizon, though in practice our view is limited by the opacity of the universe at early times. If the expansion of the universe continues to accelerate, there is a future horizon as well​
     

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    However, according to inflationary theory, even if the universe has some curvature, the observable universe should be flat at the level at which we're capable of measuring it. But we don't *know* that inflationary theory is correct. So yes, it is important to do experiments like the one performed by WMAP. If we were to detect deviations from flatness in the observable universe, then it would provide evidence against inflation.

    Anyway ayiye i have stupid question which sholud have asked b4
    Y scientists state that universe is flat v r in 3D wrld ne
    First of all can u xplain me or did i missed somthing u tld me b4??
     

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    tharinda07 said:
    How can the universe be "flat"? We're 3D!


    1. You say the that the observational universe is flat how can this be if we live in 3D?

    2. I cannot wrap my brain around the meaning of a FLAT universe. I've read hundreds of definitions on the thing and cannot make sense from it. The ant on the balloon does not make sense to me because there is space above and below the ant on the surface of the balloon. If the universe is physically flat, then what is above and below it? I have tried and tried to understand what 'flatness' means but it never makes sense. Space and the things in it are found in every direction so how is the universe flat? Is it flat like a coin or a tyre or flat like a sheet of atoms? Does it actually just mean that if the universe was filled with adjacent cubes, all the corner angles of all the cubes would equal 90degrees? or something like that?


    Same question in ma mind too ayiye keep telling :)

     

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    tarinda 07 said:
    It's great when our readers answer their own questions! #2 is ... process explains the disks of spiral galaxies.
    December 2006, Karen Masters

    But ayiya still my question remains ne??
    Ayi api universe eka flat kiyanna apita uda yata vama dakuna ona dihavakata yanna puluvanne???
    PArden me for my stupidness but im still confused :(



    this is for u zues

    And those who r interested too :yes::D
     

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    tharinda07 said:
    The Big Bang is not an explosion of matter moving outward to fill an empty universe. Instead, space itself expands with time everywhere and increases the physical distance between two comoving points. Because the FLRW metric assumes a uniform distribution of mass and energy, it applies to our universe only on large scales—local concentrations of matter such as our galaxy are gravitationally bound and as such do not experience the large-scale expansion of space.

    hariyata balumak pumbanava vageda
    E kivve baluma akililaa tibba kale tibichcha space eka tama baluma pimbila thiyenakota kelavarema or matupita prushtaye tiyenne ehemada??



     

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    Zeus said:
    aYiye can u xplain the wrd "exponential expansion "
    Ketiyen kivvama athi:D

    "gaathiiya prasaaranaya" ee kiyanna shenikawa siddha unu prasaaranayak,big bang eke inflation(uddamanaya) kiyanne meakata
     

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    Zeus said:


    Yes ayiye mata mehema hitenava api balun patalayak aragena eke langin langin tith tiyala adinava vage.
    Etakota balun patalaya hama pattenma adimin prasaranaya karana kota e tith ekinekin athvevi prasaranaya venava
    So one mark had correspodent spot b4
    Ehemada:confused:



    :rolleyes: :oo: :rolleyes: :yes: :yes: :yes:
     

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    tharinda07 said:

    Etakota mehema prob ekek enavane
    ayi etakota earth and moon atara dura venas venne nette???
    Ehema oya kiyana vidiyata vadi venavada(Universe eka prasaranaya venakota vadi venavane??)

    nathnam adu venavada(Universe eka sankochanaya venakota adu venavane??)
    :confused:
     

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    Zeus said:
    Etakota mehema prob ekek enavane
    ayi etakota earth and moon atara dura venas venne nette???
    Ehema oya kiyana vidiyata vadi venavada(Universe eka prasaranaya venakota vadi venavane??)

    nathnam adu venavada(Universe eka sankochanaya venakota adu venavane??)
    :confused:
    pruthuviyay hadai athara dura ves venne neaththe
    1.gruthvaakarshanaya hindane(niwtanta anuuw)
    2.avakaasha kaalaye vakrathaava nisa(einstainta anuuwa)
     

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    tharinda07 said:
    Horizons

    An important feature of the Big Bang spacetime is the presence of horizons. Since the universe has a finite age, ...... universe continues to accelerate, there is a future horizon as well​

    Eka tama api unoverse gana danna toraturu godak velavata varadi vennath puluvan
    Cz
    1)Universe kiyanne vegayen venas vena deyak
    2) apita nireekshanaya karanna puluvan apita labena aloka taranga valata aniva vitarayi

    3) namuth alokaye vegaya kiyanne metanade itama sulu vegayak

    So there may never
    There must be so many mistakes wi our models and thores :yes:
     

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    tharinda07 said:
    pruthuviyay hadai athara dura ves venne neaththe
    1.gruthvaakarshanaya hindane(niwtanta anuuw)

    Eka hari eth wht about earth and mars eka surryage balapaama nisa vennathi neda??


    2.avakaasha kaalaye vakrathaava nisa(einstainta anuuwa)

    Avakasha kalaye vkratava kiyanne menne me vage deyakda kiyala kiyana

    Hmm mettayakata bara loha guliyak dammama hadena vala vage ekakda
    etakota vale kelavare thiyapu teek bolaya valata vatenava vage deyak da
    Man em bohoma bolanda vidiyata ahanne???:D

     

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    Zeus said:
    hariyata balumak pumbanava vageda
    E kivve baluma akililaa tibba kale tibichcha space eka tama baluma pimbila thiyenakota kelavarema or matupita prushtaye tiyenne ehemada??



    hamathanama balun:oo: :baffled:
    oya ballon eaka aiyn karala theerum ganna balanna,baluma space time eakata samaana karanna beane,
    anith eaka apita baluma magin meake kotsak witharai oeahedili karaganna puluwan

    baluma pimbeanakota eathana bandana athara durath wediwena wane space time eka kiyana eaka prasaaranaya wena kota eakhema wenne neane
     

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    Zeus said:
    Eka hari eth wht about earth and mars eka surryage balapaama nisa vennathi neda??




    Avakasha kalaye vkratava kiyanne menne me vage deyakda kiyala kiyana

    Hmm mettayakata bara loha guliyak dammama hadena vala vage ekakda
    etakota vale kelavare thiyapu teek bolaya valata vatenava vage deyak da
    Man em bohoma bolanda vidiyata ahanne???:D

    oya space time eaka geana daana godak theory hadageana thiyenne eawa maahaa parimaanayen baavitha karanna

    "it applies to our universe only on large scales—local concentrations of matter such as our galaxy are gravitationally bound and as such do not experience the large-scale expansion of space."


    mettayak kiyalan gannawa mama ahala ne,
    mama ahala,deakala thiyenne leensuwak alla geana eakata boolak deammahama vakra veanawa vage avakaasha kaalaye skandayak thibbahama vakra venawa kiyala


    Spacetime_curvature.png



    Two-dimensional analogy of space-time distortion. Matter changes the geometry of spacetime, this (curved) geometry being interpreted as gravity. White lines do not represent the curvature of space but instead represent the coordinate systemrectilinear in a flat spacetime. imposed on the curved spacetime, which would be
     

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    tharinda07 said:
    hamathanama balun:oo: :baffled:

    Hehe ekanam atta vadiya one na api arava beela car elevala police uncle lata mattau unoth etanath pumbanna venne balun tama hehe:lol::lol::lol:
    oya ballon eaka aiyn karala theerum ganna balanna,baluma space time eakata samaana karanna beane,
    anith eaka apita baluma magin meake kotsak witharai oeahedili karaganna puluwan

    baluma pimbeanakota eathana bandana athara durath wediwena wane space time eka kiyana eaka prasaaranaya wena kota eakhema wenne neane

    ekanam atta katahava keep posting pal
    U didnt answer the question in 65 and 67 posts
    :D
     

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    Zeus said:
    Hehe ekanam atta vadiya one na api arava beela car elevala police uncle lata mattau unoth etanath pumbanna venne balun tama hehe:lol::lol::lol:


    ekanam atta katahava keep posting pal
    U didnt answer the question in 65 and 67 posts
    :D
    ya ya i know.i'm still creating answers pls wait (oluwath karawenawa meawata :baffled: ;) :oo: )
    mama himeeta uththara deannam, ara universe flat eaka geana post ekak daalama eaka geana katha karamu

    mama daana eawa 5s paarak withara kiwapan neaththanm samahara eawa theerenne neaa;)
     

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    Zeus said:
    Eka tama api unoverse gana danna toraturu godak velavata varadi vennath puluvan
    Cz
    1)Universe kiyanne vegayen venas vena deyak
    2) apita nireekshanaya karanna puluvan apita labena aloka taranga valata aniva vitarayi

    3) namuth alokaye vegaya kiyanne metanade itama sulu vegayak

    So there may never
    There must be so many mistakes wi our models and thores :yes:
    :yes: :yes:
    vishwa vishaya achintyay eya minis manasin theerum gatha noheaka- Load Buddha