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13.8 billion years ago

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First forces that appeared are Gravity and Electromagnetism

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While The Universe was still easily hotter than the middle of the sun, it had finally cooled enough to allow the existence of Plasma.

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380 thousand years later The  universe begins to slow down and cool. Finally new things can be created.

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The universe became cool enough for Protons

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The universe became cool enough for Protons

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Thus the first new atoms were created. Suddenly all matter ceased to interact with Electromagnetic Radiation. Now most matter consisted of free floating hydrogen and helium atoms.

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200 million years post universe creation.Hydrogen and helium begin to be pulled together making clouds that heated up and contracting through gravity. These clouds were called nebula, or "the birthfield of stars." At 10 degrees celsius hydrogen atoms fused together so that parts of the atoms turned into pure energy until it began to explode out. In these clouds, stars were created. Gravity was the main architect for stars, thus bring on a new form of complexity to the previously rather simple universe.

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Stars generated a new form of complexity because as stars got larger creating more pressure and therefore causing them to get hotter. Due to these stars the fusion in the stars' heart began to speed up. Millions of years later there would be no hydrogen in the star causing the center to collapse and continue to become hotter. In this environment, helium atoms fused creating our elements.

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When a large star collapses it becomes a Supernova where all other chemistry present in our Universe happened. The first supernova happened within 1 billion years of the Big Bang creating our planets. All elements within the periodic table were in clouds that formed stars which exploded into Supernovas. The Solar Nebula created our Sun 4.5 billion years ago.

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After the creation of stars, they clustered together to create galaxies. Within these galaxies, planets soon began to form. 4.5 billion years ago was when earth came to be. While the sun ate up most of the nebula around it, some snowballed into other things. Due to the sun eating all of the gas around it, the planets closer to it were more rocky than those further.

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After planets were created, soon life began to develop. However these creatures were all simple life forms, typically single celled.