The Big Bang Theory came from Edwin Hubble, who said the universe is constantly expanding. He discovered that a galaxies velocity is proportional to its distance, and that the universe is twice as far away from us, and twice as fast. In 1964, two astronomers, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson, in an attempt to detect microwaves from outer space. The Hubble telescope, named after the father of the Big Bang Theory, has provided information on what elements were used in the following creation.
The Big Bang Theory provides more and more information on how the universe originated everyday, and it's very important to keep trying to find out more about the Big Bang because of it's substantial importance in science.
As always, well written! I like that you see the importance of continuing to study the universe and its implications about how our universe was started. You even included some very technical information about the galaxies that are very far away from us. Great work! If you aren't a scientists, you definitely should explore writing. Create a new blog to write whatever you want. You don't even have to make it public. You never know, the experiences you have had can really make a difference in someone else's life. Thanks for sharing you thoughts on the big bang!
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