GCSE/Physics/The Earth and BeyondHello class, Today I’m going to be talking to you about the universe.
Now when I say universe, you’re probably thinking I’m referring to the solar system. In fact most people would immediately suggest that the solar system is our universe. When in reality the solar system is only a speck of our whole universe. You see, the planet on we live on, which is earth, feels like all there is. But actually it is just a tiny planet is a in an incredibly vast solar system. And our solar system is just another member of our milky way galaxy. Our mily way galaxy is believed to be one out of 100 to 200 billion galaxies in our whole universe, although this is just an estimation is has not been or can be proven, for that matter. Even with scientists most powerful instruments,We are still limited to only view a portion of it. But despite the fact that we can only see a part of the universe, it is still an incredible achievement in science if you ask me. The universe is believed by scientists to be finite, by this I mean it definitely had a start. Now, scientists claim that in the beginning there was a big bang that started it all, but I beg to differ. I believe God created the universe and everything in it. I mean it’s only common sense that nothing+nothing=nothing, so obviously there had to be something to cause that nothing to become something. And even if something+nothing=something is a false statement, it is still a much more logical explanation than nothing+nothing becoming something. And to be that something that caused nothing to become something is God. Anyways, I won’t go in to too much detail about trying to prove the existence of God as that will be irrelevant to my speech that I have prepared.
