Big-Bang

  • 111Big Bang Theory —    A theory which states that the universe was created when a large mass of matter exploded, sending the matter in all directions and creating the universe as we know it today. See Big Crunch Theory …

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  • 112Big Bang — (infml) (in Britain) the name given to the introduction of important changes to the London Stock Exchange rules in 1986, when some controls were removed and new ways of trading allowed. * * * Model of the origin of the universe, which holds that… …

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  • 113Big Bang — Teori for Universets skabelse i en ureksplosion for cirka 15. milliarder år siden. Teorien anses i dag for særdeles velunderbygget …

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  • 114Big Bang — Bezeichnung für die am 27.10.1986 in Kraft getretene ⇡ Deregulierung des britischen Investment Banking Sektors …

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  • 115big bang — theoretical explosion that created the universe (Astronomy) …

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  • 116Big Bang — /bɪg bæŋ/ noun 1. the change in practices on the London Stock Exchange, with the introduction of electronic trading on October 27th 1986 2. a similar change in financial practices in another country COMMENT: The changes included the abolition of… …

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  • 117Teoría del Big Bang — «Big Bang» redirige aquí. Para otras acepciones, véase Big Bang (desambiguación). Para la serie de televisión, véase The Big Bang Theory …

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  • 118Timeline of the Big Bang — Physical cosmology Universe · Big Bang …

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  • 119Religious interpretations of the Big Bang theory — Since the creation of the Big Bang theory many religious interpretations of the Big Bang theory of physical cosmology have been offered. The Big Bang itself is a scientific theory, and as such stands or falls by its agreement with observations.… …

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  • 120The Big Bang Theory — Seriendaten Deutscher Titel The Big Bang Theory …

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