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Thanks, makes sense. Some mysterious thing pulls all objects which are unbound by gravity or nuclear forces. So, does not apply to atoms.

Is my conclusion that spacing between nucleus and electron proportionally lower just after the Big Bang singularity?

The BBC video was produced by Prof. Brian Cox. According to him, the space that we inhabit is the same space that existed at Big Bang.

In, BBC - Wonders of Universe, Professor Brian Cox explains that universe is stretching and the space that we live in is stretched from the early universe. If space is stretched as a result of Big Bang, and space is stretched at the speed of 74 km per second / megaparsec. is the speed of light...

I watched a BBC video - Wonders of the Universe where the scientist explains that the Big Bang stretched the universe and created space. Is it true? If the above assumption is true, is the space within atom (distance between nucleus and electron) stretched as well?

Telepathy is the transmission of information between two people without any visual or auditory or sensory cues. Telepathy is not proven yet. But, if telepathy does exist, how can physics explain it? Transmission of information between two human beings at far distances using Electro-magnetic...

Thank you, micromass, Drakkith. It is 17 years since I last read a formal textbook in physics. I recently got interested in Particle Physics. One of the YouTube video misled me to come to the above conclusions. As you rightly pointed out, I should have warned the reader that I was trying to...

Photon is the sub-atomic particle that light is made of. The properties of Photon: Mass = 0, Charge = 0, Spin = 1. According to Einstein's relativity, light travels fastest at 300,000 km / sec. When any other object travels at the speed of light, the universe shrinks to zero distance. But...