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The Universe
Project work in Physics

Theme: The Big Bang theory (The theory of everything) Subject of studying:

The beginning of all the surroundings

And the mysteries of our inexplicable and amazing Universe

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|Student: Mladen Juloski |
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|School: “Yahya Kemal College”-Struga |
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1.Intro

The word “Universe” and its meaning alone , represents an unimaginably enormous space , which includes everything that’s surrounding us: the galaxies ; the uncountable shining stars ; the panoramic, yet toxic clouds filled with elements we use or live with every day ; the sneaky black holes which crawl around the corner and drag everything within itself , including light; the supernova , the planets and dozens of objects and occurrences that we have yet to discover.

Subject of the research of this project work is presenting one of the many theories, and so far the most logical theory on the
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