Fact Point's video: Top 10 facts about the Big Bang and beginning of the Solar System -FACT POINT

If you ask a scientist where the Universe got its start, "the Big Bang" is the answer you're most likely to get. Our Universe full of stars, galaxies, and cosmic web of large-scale structure, all separated by the vastness of empty space between them, wasn't born that way and didn't exist that way forever. Instead, the Universe came to be this way because it expanded and cooled from a hot, dense, uniform, a matter-and-radiation-filled state with no galaxies, stars, or even atoms present at the start. Everything that exists in its current form today didn't exist 13.8 billion years ago, and all of this was figured out during the past 100 years. But even with all this, there is a whole slew of facts most people -- even many scientists -- don't quite get about it. Here are our top 10 facts about the Big Bang! Subscribe us for more interesting and informative videos! Like us on Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/theFactPoint Join us on Instagram - http://www.instagram.com/FactPoint Fact Point. is an online brand that creates short and relate-able fact videos including World, People, Things, Places, Culture, Science, Space, Psychology, Technology, History, Art, Nature, Animals, Celebrity, TV, Cinema, Online Community, YouTube, gender taboos & more. Similar to channels such as AllTime 10s, MatthewSantoro, The Richest, Top15s, Be Amazed, TheTalko, BuzzFeed, WatchCut, TheFineBros & GMM, etc we focus on creating content that depicts people (usually American people) experiencing new things for the first time, whether that be food, drink or maybe a TV show! Disclaimer: Fact Point provides various Fact lists and reports containing text, images, and other constituents related to a different set of fields. The Channel (Fact Point) does not develop its own content (information) and instead acquires them on Good Faith from other sources by purchasing, licensing, or freely obtaining them and as a result is not responsible for the authenticity, accuracy, or originality of the provided information.