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Over the last 13.5 Billion years? What Happened? Over the last 13.5 Billion years?

The Universe is Born Initially it is just a state of pure energy Later that energy will transform into matter But this is very much the Cosmic Womb moment – everything that exists in the Universe was created in a single moment

Physics Emerges E = mc2 At some point, the Universe knows about Photon + photon particle + anti-particle

Thermal Equilibrium Mass and Energy constantly changing places Eventually pair production produces Quarks + Anti-Quarks Some Unknown Process now causes an excess of quarks over anti-quarks by 1 part in one billion. With quarks, UUD = proton; UDD = neutron

Neutrons Decay A free neutron will decay in about 15 minutes Hydrogen fusion to Helium in the first 3 minutes of the Universe preserves the neutrons in Helium nuclei Energy density in the radiation (photons) much greater than energy density in matter so matter can not combine

Radiation Dominance

After Recombination Small Clumps of matter begin to merge together, again by some UNKNOWN PROCESS, to make Galaxies

Galaxy = container of gas for star formation to make elements heavier than Helium

Stellar Evolution Fusion in Stars makes lots of Carbon, Nitrogen, and Oxygen Massive stars go supernova Supernova make the entire periodic table of elements – another example of the Cosmic Womb Idea These elements are distributed throughout the Galaxy making it chemically homogeneous

Eventually there have been enough Supernova to seed the Galaxy with the elements necessary to make rocky planets

Make enough planets around some star it is likely that one of them will be in the Habitable Zone

Water is Delivered to Earth (another unknown process)

Miller Urey experiment shows that amino acids are easy to synthesize

Monomers to Polymers

Can make long polymers called peptide chains with various active areas

Trial and Error interaction of polymers produces DNA about 750 million years after Earth formation

Formation of DNA Requires a long time scale in a stable fluid medium to eventually accidentally discover the genetic code for Earth. Now we have self-replicating bacteria that need an energy source The Deep Sea Thermal Vent environment is likely the best source of nutrients for the initial bacteria Eventually early bacteria will evolve to phytoplankton that can harness UV sunlight (there is no ozone layer at this time) to metabolize H2O

Slow rise of atmospheric Oxygen

The Nucleated Cell (Eukaryote) By yet another unknown process, single cells (prokaryote) evolved to nucleated cells. A nucleated cell is required to protect DNA. Eukaryotic cells seem to have first emerged about 1.5 billion years ago.

Multicellular Eukaryotes Otherwise known as plants and animals start to evolve in the sea about and many strange fossils have been found dating back to about 1 billion years ago

Migration from Sea to Land This requires protection from UV Sunlight So the Ozone Layer needs to form first:

Ozone layer forms 600 million years ago Explosion of Species occurs in a relatively short period of time (600 – 500 million years ago)

Now lands species have to deal with periodic extinction events

Evolution of Intelligence ensues This evolution is likely strongly stimulated by changing environmental conditions where mass extinctions will play a crucial role.

Now we are here? Where do we go?