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S8 Ep692: 3. Headline: From the Big Bang to Non-Baryonic Riddles Guest Author: Govert Schilling Summary: Schilling explains how the Big Bang transitioned from a smooth state to the current clumpy universe through gravity. Because known baryonic matter (atoms) is in

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John Batchelor

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🗓️ 4 April 2026

⏱️ 11 minutes

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3. Headline: From the Big Bang to Non-Baryonic Riddles Guest Author:Govert Schilling Summary: Schilling explains how the Big Bang transitioned from a smooth state to the current clumpy universe through gravity. Because known baryonic matter(atoms) is insufficient to explain this evolution, scientists search for non-baryonic particles. Albert Bosma’sradio astronomy further validated these findings by observing hydrogen gas far beyond visible galactic edges. (3)

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0:34.7

This is CBS, I in the World.

0:36.9

I'm John Batchel with Govert Schilling, his wonderful new book, The Elephant in the Universe,

0:41.1

100-year search for dark matter.

0:43.5

And also his travels and his conversations with astronomers and researchers in deep minds,

0:51.2

in the beautiful Chile, high desert of Chile, and also back in time,

0:57.1

Govert's going to take us to the Big Bang and why it is that that's important to make

1:02.7

part of the search for dark matter. What happened in the first moments? How can we imagine it,

1:09.1

covert? It's an extremely complicated topic, but we see now that space is expanding because all the

1:15.6

galaxies get farther and farther away from each other.

1:18.7

So the empty space between galaxies is expanding.

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