Fundamentals of the Big Bang (Part 3)

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1. Excellent videos, all 3 parts ! I recommend this to everybody who is not a scientist but nevertheless wants to get an understanding about the universe and how it began. I had been reading about most items mentioned in these 3 videos but that only got me insight in each individual item. The great value I found in these videos is not only because of how well each item is explained and illustrated, but also because of the order in which all items are presented. First the 2 supporting principles, then the 3 proofs of the model, and then the two problems and its solution, inflation. By seeing these 3 videos the whole sequence of the logic in the reasoning becomes super clear. Allow me to suggest the content of a yet to make part 4 : how the universe was created out of nothing (and how easy this seems to be, in fact it is the only logical explanation taking into account the conservation laws of thermodynamics; Prof. Richard Krauss' videos may inspire you) Throw in dark matter and dark energy as well. And maybe something about the possibility that other universes (bubbles) were created at the same time as ours, but with whom our universe will never be able to communicate. I'm sure you can do an equally great job as you did so far. I'm looking forward to it! Thank you !
2. so your tennis ball looks flat to bob, because he is so close to it, saying that the universe is flat because we are so close to it but point your telescope in any direction and you see things, left right, up down, with dimensions or 3D so the universe is not flat. my question to you is where did all the protons, electrons, etc come from? Lets say it started from one point and went bang, where did it come from? Funny how we make up diffrent rules to explain things.
3. Outstanding summary! Way to "stick it to him/her"