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Let The True Faith Become A Fashion Forever

It is not over yet. Unprecedented pandemic is still killing people everywhere. From superstitions to politics everything has failed while Science is struggling hard to find a survival route through vaccinations. Untouchability with social distancing is to be followed forever.

Sangkrit has been one and the only saviour around through these pandemic times with his four fundamentals still saving the world. So the wisest believe in Sangkrit and Sangkrit keeps their faith intact. Let the true faith become a fashion forever. So that everyone else also not suffer unnecessary pain, misery or torture.

Ego activates humankind and individual self-interest motivates. Thus life fulfills a natural reason of upgrading human genome via experiencing everything throughout the life-time. This becomes confusing and tormenting only when the individual purpose is somehow fragile as that leads into pain, misery and torture. 

That is why you; having faith in Sangkrit; should be living only an eternal purpose, treating everything else; whichever does not serve your purpose of life; as unimportant. Thus you experience only a sure progress towards your promising future into internet age.

Practising life as an algorithm helps best. Only the essential steps are to be followed in the necessary sequence the way any distracting, deviating or disturbing steps may not come in between. 

Learning life as an algorithm is always personal. This differs for everyone as per the individual situation. Everything is not for everyone since everyone has own dharma to seek out self truth.

Extracting Mathematical Abstracts Resolves The Surrounding Most Scientifically

The Indian cleanliness drive must get made multidimensional to get rid of all the clutter overburdening the government. Indian tolerance and adjustments have hindered the real progress in universal terms. Continue reading Extracting Mathematical Abstracts Resolves The Surrounding Most Scientifically

New Science Blog Helper WordPress App For Science Writers

Science Blog Helper is the new WordPress plugin designed specially for science blog writer. Currently it provides you functions like LaTeX supporting and post outline generation. Simply install and activate it. Upon activation the plugin adds a new menu in admin sidebar. Visit Dashboard ->  SciBloger and choose your configuration mode and other options.

LaTeX Support

This function is realised by importing copy of MathJax, an open source JavaScript display engine for mathematics that works in all browsers, from their CDN Service.

Simply use \(…\) to wrap your in-line math or \[…\] to wrap your equations. For more info, please visit MathJax Homepage or Documents.

Outline Generation

Posts on science usually are long works. SciBloger will help you generate a useful outline as long as headers were set properly: making h3 the top level in your post; h4s, h5s, h6s follows by order.

Shortcode is also supported to generate outline more flexible:

[scibloger_outline show=”yes” right=”10px” top=”20%”]

Brief History Of The Universe, The Big Bang

1. The Planck time: 10-43 seconds. After this time gravity can be considered to be a classical background in which particles and fields evolve following quantum mechanics. A region about 10-33 cm across is homogeneous and isotropic, The temperature is T=1032K.

2. Inflation begins. In Linde’s chaotic inflation model inflation starts at the Planck time, although it could start when the temperature falls to point at which the symmetry of Grand Unified Theory (GUT) is spontaneously broken. This occurs when the temperature is around 1027 to 1028K at 10-35 seconds after the Big Bang.

3. Inflation ends. The time is 10-33 seconds, the temperature is again 1027 to 1028K as the vacuum energy density that drove inflation is converted into heat. At the end of inflation the expansion rate is so fast that the apparent age of the Universe [1/H] is only 10-35 seconds. Because of inflation, the homogeneous regions from the Planck time are at least 100 cm across, a growth by a factor greater than 1035 since the Planck time. However, quantum fluctuations during inflation also create a pattern of low amplitude inhomogeneities with a random pattern having equal power on all scale

4. Baryogenesis: a small difference between the reaction rates for matter and antimatter leads to a mix with about 100,000,001 protons for every 100,000,000 antiprotons (and 100,000,000 photons).

5. Universe grows and cools until 0.0001 seconds after the Big Bang with temperature about T=1013 K. Antiprotons annihilate with protons leaving only matter, but with a very large number of photons per surviving proton and neutron.

6. Universe grows and cools until 1 second after the Big Bang, with temperature T=1010 K. The weak interaction freezes out with a proton/neutron ratio of about 6. The homogeneous patch is now at least 1019.5 cm across.

7. Universe grows and cools until 100 seconds after the Big Bang. The temperature is 1 billion degrees, 109 K. Electrons and positrons annihilate to make more photons, while protons and neutrons combine to make deuterons. Almost all of the deuterons combine to make helium. The final result is about 3/4 hydrogen, 1/4 helium by mass; deuteron/proton ratio 30 parts per million. There are about 2 billion photons per proton or neutron.

8. One month after the Big Bang the processes that convert the radiation field to a blackbody spectrum become slower than the expansion of the Universe, so the spectrum of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) preserves information back to this time.

9. Matter density equals radiation density 56,000 years after the Big Bang. The temperature is 9000 K. Dark matter inhomogeneities can start to collapse.

10. Protons and electrons combine to form neutral hydrogen. Universe becomes transparent. Temperature is T=3000 K, time is 380,000 years after the Big Bang. Ordinary matter can now fall into the dark matter clumps. The CMB travels freely from this time until now, so the CMB anisotropy gives a picture of the Universe at this time.

11. The first stars form 100-200 million years after the Big Bang, and reionize the Universe.

12. The first supernovae explode and spread carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, silicon, magnesium, iron, and so on up through uranium throughout the Universe.

13. Galaxies form as many clumps of dark matter, stars and gas merge together.

14. Clusters of galaxies form.

15. The Solar System and Sun form 4.6 billion years ago.

16. Now The time is 13.7 Gyr after the Big Bang, and the temperature is T=2.725 K. The homogeneous patch is at least 1029 cm across, which is larger than observable Universe.