The arrow of Time Hello friend, have you ever thought why we are able to remember our past only. Why the time goes to end? We have some scientific theories to understand this system. In the universe, there are at least three arrows of time- 1. Thermodynamic arrow of time. 2. Psychological arrow of time. 3. Cosmological arrow of time. Thermodynamic arrow of time: It is something related to the second law of thermodynamics which says that the entropy of a system always increases. And there present many disordered states than ordered once. Suppose you have a jigsaw in a box. There is only one certain ordered state o...
Gravitational Force Hello friends, in this blog you will get to know about gravitational force. This force acts among all particles of the universe. Its range is infinite. Gravitational force plays a very important role in wide events of the universe like formation of stars and galaxies and their development etc. As you know there are four kinds of forces in our nature- Gravitational force, electromagnetic force, weak nuclear force and strong nuclear force. This is the universal force. Every particle of nature feels the gravitational force. It is the weakest force of nature of the nature but it affects the things which are far away. One more interesting thing about gravitational force is that it is always attractive. ...
Hot Big Bang Theory Hello friends, welcome in the Cosmic Empire. Hot big bang has been described below. It is different from big bang theory. Actually this theory tells us what happened after big bang and how this well ordered universe created. So let’s start- After big bang the universe started expanding and its infinite temperature started coming in a lower point. This cooling of the universe affected most the quantum particles because we know the internal energy (static and kinetic energy) of the particle depends only on temperature. At high temperature the particles would be moving rapidly, being apart from each other because they had no effect of electromagnetic or nuclear force due to their speed but when the temperature got down, the speed of the particles would go slow and they would start dumping. ...
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