DARWIN’S EVOLUTION THEORY AS A CONTINUATION OF THE BIG BANG THEORY

The theory is a supposition of notions intended to illustrate something specifically based on the general principle that rationalises the course of action. The big bang theory is an illustration of the universe's early creation. This theory gives an idea about the expansion of the inverse from a tiny to an extremely dense state including the hotness and coolness of the environment as well. Whereas, Darwin depicts that the species can develop over a period because the new species come from their parents which have common ancestors. Thus, the concept of expansion in both theories are same but one theory is based on an expansion of the universe and the other is based on the expansion of species. Therefore, the present study is aimed to examine Darwin's evolution theory as a continuation of the big bang theory. The problem of this study is based on the continuation based on the similarities and differences of both theories and provides the factors used for the process of continuation amongst both theoretical concepts. The qualitative research method has been used in this study as a process where data is collected by using secondary data collection sources. The analysis has been performed with the help of content analysis. It has been found that there is a possibility of continuation because both theories are based en the notion of expansion and can be studied further in order to provide connection amongst the similar things and contradiction amongst the different things Darwin's evolution theory has a composite nature and a realistic way of working with natural selection.

Keywords

Darwin's Evolution Theory, Continuation, Big Bang Theory, environment. Natural Selection, species, Humans, Astrophysical, Cosmos, Birth