How Did Our Universe Emerge From Chaos?

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Researched and Written by JD Voyek
Narrated and Edited by David Kelly
Thumbnail Art by Ettore Mazza

Metal poor dwarf galaxy NASA/ESA/Meredith Durbin/Judy Schmidt

Judy Schmidt: LDN 1641N Star Cluster

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00:00 Introduction
06:01 Alchemy
12:53 Fusion
22:40 Big Bang Nucleosynthesis
36:19 The Cosmological Lithium Problem

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[anodominate]

History of Universe Channel is answering one by one the question, that has been in my head for couple of years. For example 1.)What was there before Bigbang? 2.)How All the metals & Non Metals were created?
3.)Nuclear Fusion
4.)Where are all other dimensions?, etc..

Thank you HOU for the works you do for us

[naraius]

There are three things that continuously impress me as I watch these episodes: 1) the excellent writing, presentation, and production of every moment of these videos. Outstanding in every respect. 2) the ridiculous amount of information we have been able to glean from the CMB. 3) how annoyed I am that the first and oldest stars in the universe are “Population 3” and the youngest, most current ones are “Population 1”.

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