Astronomy: The Big Bang (16 of 30) The Inflationary Period (time = 10^-35 to 10^-12 sec)
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In this video I will explain the Inflationary Period where the universe expanded by a factor of 10^50.
the first 5 minutes of this video made more sense to me then the 1 hour long lecture from MIT i previously watched.
Man I cant believe you're an engineer.
Great work fellow scientist.
Wow, your videos are fantastic! I love watching science videos and television shows but in about 10 of your short videos you have explained many things no other video has explained. I still have a few questions but I'll keep watching because I have a feeling you just might answer them!
This is excellent - I've always wanted to see the math on this. Thanks so much. 😃
Zach James Here is a GREAT explanation of The Inflationary Period. We most likely will never know "how" it happened just prove that it did. This built in seemingly engineered event caused matter to be able to exist in our universe at the same time breaking the laws of physics.
Awesome! Watching it now.
Thanks, this is a really clear explanation of how mass increased in the universe during inflation.
Very good explanation.
The information about the Polarised light from the CMB being discovered has now been shown to be incorrect and that the Polarised light most likely came from interstellar dust.
My understanding is that inflation theory is now out of favour because of all the fine tuning that makes it work.
Yes, the polarized light theory is no longer accepted. I have not yet seen anything to indicate that the inflation period is not longer accepted as part of the big bang. Personally I have my doubts that it actually happened, but then there is a lot that we don't understand yet about the origin of the Universe and it does explain some otherwise inexplicable states of the Universe
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I have one doubt that in inflamatory period does universe expand fast than light?
Yes, that is what is being theorized.
@@MichelvanBiezen that means einstein relativity is wrong on this case too
That would be an incorrect conclusion, based on that theory. Einstein's theory of relativity is not based on the infinitesimal short inflationary period of 1 x 10^-35 sec.