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According to Dr. M. Kaku, how a big bang theory supports when there was an absence of oxygen in the outer space?
Bong Bong said:According to Dr. M. Kaku, how a big bang theory supports when there was an absence of oxygen in the outer space?
phinds said:Also, be aware, Kaku is not a reliable source. He is a popularizer these days, not a scientist.
To be precise... Kaku's popularizations do not meet the Physics Forums requirements for an acceptable source. His serious work is a different matter.CWatters said:I think you should post a reference for this.
Yeah, and how can there be a "bang" if you can't hear sound in space?Bong Bong said:According to Dr. M. Kaku, how a big bang theory supports when there was an absence of oxygen in the outer space?
Explosions in the absence of oxygen are caused by the rapid release of energy from a chemical reaction. This energy release creates a shock wave that can cause damage or destruction.
Yes, explosions can occur without oxygen. Many substances, such as hydrogen and methane, can react with other chemicals or heat sources to create explosions even in the absence of oxygen.
Explosions without oxygen, also known as fuel-air explosions, tend to be more powerful and destructive compared to those that occur with oxygen. This is because they can release more energy due to the complete combustion of the fuel source.
Yes, it is possible to control and prevent explosions without oxygen by limiting the amount of fuel and oxidizer present, as well as by keeping potential sources of heat or ignition away from the fuel source. Proper storage and handling of explosive materials is also crucial in preventing explosions.
The potential dangers of explosions without oxygen include damage to property, injuries to individuals, and even loss of life. In certain situations, these explosions can also trigger other hazardous events such as fires or toxic gas releases.