If the big bang is true?

Question

why are some planets galaxies moons spins in the opposite direction?

Answer 1

non lo sò proprio se sia vero o no...cmq x ora qualunque teoria è valida...spero di esserti stato d'aiuto...se 6 riuscito a capire quello che ho scritto

Answer 2

omfg, are you seriously THAT ignorant and think YOU have all the answers?  I've seen a couple of your "questions" tonight and I might suggest that you pick up a book sometime and actually try to understand how this place we live in works.  Creationists are THE most ridiculous people I've ever met.

Answer 3

i dont care coz i;ll b ded

Answer 4

The general direction of angular momentum was a particular way,but eddies in the whole mix caused opposite flows on some occasions.

  When the first cosmic space-time pulse came into existence it contained all the ingredients necessary to produce the universe we see today.

Answer 5

"and the big bang produced hydrogen, how did all the other elements formed?"

The masses of hydrogen can collapse under their own gravity to form stars. Then those stars will fuse hydrogen into heavier elements.

Answer 6

Q: why are some planets galaxies moons spins in the opposite direction?

A: Conservation of angular momentum.

Q:and the big bang produced hydrogen, how did all the other elements formed?

A: Most of the Helium and lithium was produced in the orginal BB, the rest was produced in stars (which only need hydrogen, so no chicken and egg) either as part of normal nuclear fusion or in type 1a and type II supernova.

Answer 7

Well, the big bang was simply when all the matter (and anti-matter) in the universe. It was not like Earth was already a ball and just popped out. It was all simple elements and dust and gas. Yes, most of it was hydrogen and helium, and this is what stars are mostly made of, almost 99%. The Universes early stars probably contained only hydrogen and helium. Then nuclear fusion started in stars. In the core of stars, it is so hot, elements actually change, however, during a supernova, these elements become heavy elements like iron, and calcium, and heavy elements are what we are made of, so technically, we are made of star. That is really the only answer to why there are other elements, because of nuclear fusion and supernovas. Some planets and moons and galaxies spin in oposite directions because they are made of dust and gas, and as there are disturbances in space, they clump together and form these objects, then their spin is just entirley left up to chance, it is really which way the momentum starts. Thats all. Hope I Helped. :)

Answer 8

they are spinning in different directions after vast amounts of time  gravitational forces  push pull and influence everything.                 superheated ,is your 2nd answer

Answer 9

because i made them that way

Answer 10

may they got hit by huge pieces of space debris that changed their spinning direction.

Answer 11

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Bang

Instead of talking out the side of your mouth like some smart @ssed kid, read this, maybe you will learn something big shot!

Answer 12

The spin issue has already been addressed by others here, so I'd just like to emphasize that there is no chicken-or-egg problem with the formation of elements.  Hydrogen fuses into helium and other larger elements inside stars, which start out as simply condensed masses of hydrogen that are dense enough to undergo nuclear fusion.

There's no chicken-or-egg problem, since you don't need larger elements to create a star.  So unless you're denying the principles of nuclear fusion, you don't have any argument.

Answer 13

the big bang has nothing to do with spin, that's caused by gravity and velocity.  

Also, the big bang produced several elements, not just hydrogen.  The rest were created by stars.

Answer 14

If you want to know the answers to your questions, look up "nucleosynthesis" in Wikipedia, and find some good source about the history of the solar system, which is about 8 billion years younger than the big bang.

If you want to pretend that any question you don't happen to know the answer to is a fundamental objection to the whole of our present scientific understanding, I suggest you hop into a time machine and go back a thousand years.  I know some people would like us all to do this.

Answer 15

not yet really accept as a fact just a theory but the planets , galaxies , moons spin in the opposite direction because of gravitational pull in its axis/orbit and other heavenly bodies like black hole

Answer 16

In an explosion you wouldn't expect all the particles to follow each other in a neat circle around the centre - they go in all kinds of directions. The only reason anything 'spins' is because it is being affected by local gravitational fields, which can cause it to spin in either direction.

Also, the big bang theory is that all of the matter in the universe was contained within a very small physical space and therefore incredibly dense - not that it was created by hydrogen.

Answer 17

Do you know what the Big Bang is at all? It has nothing to do with the spin direction of planets, galaxies or moons. It is about the expansion of space.

On your elements question: Elements with up to 8 nucleons had been created during the first minutes after the Big Bang, larger atoms indeed got created by stars. Our sun is not the first generation of stars, as it got created 10 billion years after the Big Bang according to the theories. That is enough time for some generations of the faster burning stars to get born and die again.