I read an assertion that stated, the existence of helium, lithium, and deuterium in the cosmos was brought into existence from the Big Bang. I was able to have faith in the claim, for the first neutrons created would have likely created elements with low atomic masses - known as Big Bang nucleosynthesis. A second assertion concerning the Big Bang I scanned over, would explain cosmic microwave background radiation. Believing that the universe came from a hot explosion would explain the radiation that exists; the radiation is remnant heat created from the hot explosion. The explosion would create high energy atoms, generating radiation. A third assertion supported the Big Bang to as why the cosmos is cold. The claim said that as the universe was expanding, the light was stretched into longer and less energetic wavelengths. When the light reaches us, it beacons low-energy microwaves; the expansion of space cools down the radiation.
Refraining from doubting the assertions, looking at them singularly instead of as a whole, I was able to believe them to be true. A multitude of evidence exists to back up the assertions, which allowed me to comprehend them and analyze them from a scientific stance. The believing game helped me insert myself into a new mindset, gather and combine information that I had learned in a new perspective. I stand behind the assertions, even with my own beliefs, for the reasoning that the certain claims are easy to justify and solidify in