Big Bang Timeline - 14b - Intro to Astronomy Sessions

We go through the general timeline of the early Universe as described by the big bang model. This will give us a framework for identifying what observable features are left over from these early periods.
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Please note that this was designed as an introductory survey of astronomy course, mostly for non-science majors, and does simplify many of the topics accordingly. I encourage people who are just getting into astronomy to use this as a jumping off point for more in depth studies. I've tried to edit out specific references to my course (regarding assignments, tests, etc.) but I might have missed some. Finally, scientific fields are constantly advancing, with new data and studies resulting in our ideas being continually improved. This means some of the ideas presented here may soon be out of date, so I again encourage people to continue to investigate whichever topics are of particular interest to you.
Opening Image Credit: www.nasa.gov/feature/goddard/...

[@NalitaQubit]

Thank you, this was very helpful.

[@postiemania]

I speculate "There is no beginning or end of the Universe, the end begins with a quantum collapse of quark annihilation which combines all the forces into one". Then comes your big bang and so on ad infinitum.