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The Formation Adventure Of The Atom

facts all scientists who have worked on this subject today admit are as fol-
lows:
◆ Moment "0": This "moment" when matter and time were non-exis-
tent, and when the explosion took place is accepted as t (time) = 0 in physics.
This means that nothing exists at time t=0. In order to be able to describe ear-
lier than this "moment" when creation was initiated, we must know the rules
of physics that existed then, because the current laws of physics do not count
for the first moments of the explosion.
The events that may be defined by physics start at 10 seconds, which
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is the smallest time unit. This is a time frame incomprehensible to the human
mind. What happened in this small time period of which we cannot even
conceive? Physicists have hitherto been unable to develop a theory that exp-
lains in full detail the events that took place at that moment. 5
This is because scientists do not have the data required to make the cal-
culations. The scope of the rules of mathematics and physics is at a dead-end
at these limits. That is, both what went before and what happened at the first
moments of this explosion, every detail of which rests on highly delicate ba-
lances, have a reality beyond the confines of the human mind and physics.
This creation, which started at before time, has led moment by moment
to the formation of the material universe and the laws of physics. Now let us
take a look at the incidents that occurred with great precision within a very
short time during this explosion.
As mentioned above, in physics, everything can be calculated from 10 –43
seconds onwards, and energy and time can be defined only after this mo-
ment. At this point of the creation, the temperature is 10 32
(100,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000) K. To draw a comparison, the
temperature of the sun is expressed in millions (10 ) and the temperature of
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some stars much larger than the sun is expressed in billions (10 ). That the
highest measurable temperature at present is limited to billions of degrees
reveals how high the temperature was at 10 seconds.
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◆ When we go one step further than this period of 10 seconds, we co-
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me to the point at which time is at 10 seconds. The time lapse between the-
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se two periods is not something like one or two seconds. We are talking abo-

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