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Hi! Could we (at least) in theory change a planet's weight with denser core material so that it could be as large as it is, but have increased the gravity to the level like earth?

Sorry, have been off for some days.. ..Thanks, the acoustic peak was something new. I will absolutely report back if I find any more of information from the web.

Because I am new I cannot really discuss more in detail about complicated things yet.. But I can try to.. :) If there was gravitational waves, wouldn't they leak out from any fog whatsoever? Also, would the waves even survive 13.7 b-years if we could detect them?

Ok thank you, so there was radiation and later even optic light maybe before 3 min but everything was blocked by gasses until 380 000?

Hello, When did the really first radiation occur in the universe? I'm very confused from different sources: 1." The oldest radiation in space comes from 380 000 years after the big bang. 2. In the photon epoch three minutes after the bigbang was almost only gamma radiation. 3...

Ok then I understand :smile: Thx again.

Thanks for your help , If I also might ask: Did the decay have anything to do with the process of creating the first atoms, or, did it happen after? And, which came first, Alfa-decay or Beta-decay? Alfa decay is from what I've understand only for helium-nucleus.

Hi, quite new in chemistry.. I would like to know the beginning of the atoms in the universe. Therefore I must understand the process from Hydrogen to Helium. But to create Helium you need the isotope(#2) "Deuterium" from Hydrogen. But how did the Deuterium form? From two Protons...