Physics, 08.09.2021 14:00, SweetBriar

Which is the correct sequence of events based on the Big Bang theory? a. condensed matter; explosion; primordial; cooling and expansion
b. condensed matter; explosion; cooling and expansion; primordial
c. condensed matter; primordial; explosion; cooling and expansion
d. explosion; condensed matter; primordial; cooling and expansion

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