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Question Video: Recalling the Early Events in the Formation of the Universe Science • Third Year of Preparatory School

Which of the following occurred first? [A] The formation of the Milky Way [B] The formation of the solar system [C] The big bang [D] The development of life on Earth

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Which of the following occurred first? Is it (A) the formation of the Milky Way, (B) the formation of the solar system, (C) the Big Bang, or (D) the development of life on Earth?

According to the Big Bang model of the universe, billions of years ago, the universe did not contain any stars or planets, not even any atoms. The universe was at this time smaller than a single atom. The Big Bang was the event that started the universe expanding to become the size it is now. The expansion of the universe made possible the formation of the atoms, stars, galaxies, and planets that now exist in the universe. So the Big Bang must have occurred before the formation of any objects seen in the universe today. The correct answer is option (C) the Big Bang.

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