What are the properties of the 4 fundamental forces of nature and what is the ro

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What are the properties of the 4 fundamental forces of nature and what is the role of each in the existence of life? Which one is the most important in your opinion for life and the universe to exist? Which one split from the mother force first? What are the events that took place after the Big Bang explosion? Which particles formed first? What important event happened about 10 minutes after the big bang? Why were more particles than anti-particles created; this is a very important question in Cosmology? What important event happened about 300,000 years after the big bang; it's called Recombination, explain it in your own words and why is it important to us. What's the importance of the Inflationary Model of the Big Bang and how does it differ from the Standard Model of the Big Bang and who first theorized about the inflationary model? What experimental evidence do we have of the Big Bang?

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The 4 fundamental forces of nature's properties are :

The effect of these forces in the existence of life is can be seen directly, the strong and weak interactions produce forces at minuscule, subatomic distances and govern nuclear interactions.

The first particles formed after Big Bang explosion are Light chemical elements which were created within the first three minutes of the universe's formation, thenafter subatomic particles were formed which includes protons and neutrons, collided to make deuterium, (an isotope of hydrogen) that combined to form helium.

After 10 minutes of Big Bang explosion intense heat generated which made it too hot for light to shine. Atoms crashed together with enough force to break up into a dense, opaque plasma of protons, neutrons and electrons that scattered light like fog.

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