Around 13.8 billion years ago, the Big Bang happened, creating “space, time, matter and energy” (Christian, 19) incredibly quickly. The universe was gazillions of degrees hot. Under extreme heat and temperature, matter and energy were interchangeable, so at the very beginning, after the Big Bang happened, the universe was a sort of a blur of energy and matter. As the universe was expanding, it cooled down, and as the universe was cooling, the “soup” containing only energy and matter differentiated into new types of forces and matter. While matter appeared in the form of electrons and quarks that soon linked up to form protons and neutrons, the district forms of energy also appeared rapidly, which were gravity, electromagnetism, the strong and the weak nuclear …show more content…
Not all kids would think like Newton or ask their parents about why the burger fell on the floor instead of flying through the sky if they accidentally drop the hamburger on the ground, but the force of gravity undoubtedly related to the Little history of the hamburger. Without gravity, people could not make a burger. For instance, due to the lack of gravity, astronauts would feel that their bodies are floating, and every object in the spacecraft, if not fixed by tape, should also be floating. Fresh raw meat is necessary to make a delicious hamburger, but with no way to keep the meat cold and fresh in the spaceship, all the products that brought to space must last a long time at ambient temperature, so the first step of making a hamburger has already failed. The next step is to add ingredients like egg yolk with salt and pepper and then thoroughly combine the ingredients with the meat. Unfortunately, before mixing, these components would float off and drift around the space vehicle because there is no gravity. It was worth mentioning that the US astronaut Terry Virts seemed to make a "space cheeseburger” in the spaceship