Английская Википедия:Graphical timeline from Big Bang to Heat Death

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Шаблон:Short description Шаблон:One source Шаблон:Merge from This is the timeline of the Universe from Big Bang to Heat Death scenario. The different eras of the universe are shown. The heat death will occur in around 1.7×10106 years, if protons decay.Шаблон:Citation needed

Timeline

<timeline> ImageSize = width:840 height:2000 PlotArea = left:40 right:235 bottom:75 top:75

Colors =

 id:period1  value:rgb(1,1,0.7) # light yellow
 id:period2  value:rgb(0.7,0.7,1) # light blue
 id:events   value:rgb(1,0.7,1) # light purple
 id:era1     Value:yellowgreen
 id:era2     value:lightorange
 id:time1    Value:coral
 id:time2    Value:lavender

DateFormat = yyyy Period = from:-171 till:300 TimeAxis = format:yyyy orientation:vertical # order:reverse does not work ScaleMajor = unit:year increment:10 start:-170 ScaleMinor = unit:year increment:1 start:-171

AlignBars = justify

BarData =

 bar:Clock
 bar:Dummy1
 bar:Era
 bar:Dummy2
 bar:Dummy3
 bar:Periods
 bar:Dummy4
 bar:Events

TextData =

 fontsize:M
 pos:(365,75)
 text:"Planck epoch"
  1. pos:(210,50)
 pos:(205,50)
 text:"Big Bang"
 pos:(20,50)
 text:"0: Linear time"
 pos:(10,1980)
 text:"Double-logarithmic time:"
 text:"100*log log year"
 pos:(200,1960)
 text:"Heat Death"

PlotData=

 textcolor:black  fontsize:M
 width:90
 bar:Clock  color:events  align:right  shift:(43,3)  mark:(line,teal)
 at:-171  text:"1E-43 seconds"
  1. at:-141
  2. at:-135
 at:-129  text:"One picosecond"
  1. at:-122 text:"One nanosecond"
 at:-113  text:"One microsecond"
  1. at:-102 shift:(43,-13) text:"One millisecond"
  2. at:-100 text:"1E-10 years"
 at:-88  text:"One second"
 at:-60  text:"One hour"
 at:0  text:"One year"
 at:48  text:"One thousand years"
 at:78  text:"One million years"
 at:95  text:"One billion years"
  1. at:100 text:"1E10 years"
 at:108  text:"One trillion years"
 at:118  text:"One quadrillion years"
  1. at:126
  2. at:132
  at:200  text:"1E100 years"
  1. at:200 text:"10100 years"
 at:300  shift:(43,-13)  text:"1E1000 years"
 width:55
 bar:Dummy1
 width:130
 bar:Era  mark:(line,white)  align:center  shift:(0,0)
 from:-171 till:78  color:era1  text:"The Primordial Era"
 from:78   till:115  color:era2  text:"The Stelliferous Era~ZOOM  IN"
 from:115  till:160  color:era1  text:"The Degenerate Era"
 from:160  till:200  color:era2  text:"The Black Hole Era"
 from:200  till:300  color:era1  text:"The Dark Era"
 width:55
 bar:Dummy2
 bar:Dummy3
 width:165
 bar:Periods  align:center  shift:(0,0)  mark:(line,white)
 from:-171  till:-164  color:period1  text:Grand unification epoch  # end at 10-37 seconds, not 10-33?
 from:-164  till:-129  color:period2  text:Electroweak epoch
 from:-129  till:-113  color:period1  text:Quark epoch
 from:-113  till:-88 shift:(-40,0) align:left  color:period2  text:Hadron epoch                            Formation of hydrogen nuclei
 from:-88   till:-72  color:period1  shift:(0,0)  text:Lepton epoch
 from:-72   till:75  color:period2  shift:(0,0)  text:Photon epoch
 from:75  till:90  color:period1  text:"Dark Ages"
 from:90  till:93  color:period2  text:"Reionization" # 100-400 million years
 from:100   till:101  color:period1  text:"Life on Earth~ZOOM  IN  MORE"
 width:55
 bar:Dummy4
 width:55
 mark:(line,purple)  textcolor:black  fontsize:M
 bar:Events  color:events  align:left  shift:(30,-2)
 at:-171 shift:(30,-15) text:"Planck time, the smallest observable unit of time ~and the time before which science is unable to ~describe the universe.  At this point, the force of ~gravity separated from the electronuclear force."
 at:-164 shift:(30,-10)  text:"Separation of the strong force from the ~electronuclear force."
 from:-164 till:-160 align:left shift:(-55,-3) color:time1  text:"Inflationary epoch. The Universe expands exponentially"
 at:-160 shift:(30,20)  text:"Reheating after inflation populates universe ~with quarks and anti-quarks."
 at:-129                text:"The weak force separates from the ~electromagnetic force resulting in the four ~separate forces we know today."
 at:-113                text:"Quarks become confined within hadrons."
 at:-88                 text:"Neutrinos cease to interact with other particles."
 at:-72  shift:(30,-11) text:"Lepton/anti-lepton pairs annihilate."
 from:-72  till:-65  align:center shift:(0,0) color:time2  text:"Big Bang nucleosynthesis"
 at:-65  shift:(30,0)  text:"3 to 20 minutes: Formation of helium nuclei"
 at: 69  shift:(30,-14) text:"70,000 years: Matter domination"
 from:73 till:74 shift:(-65,-5) color:time1 mark:(line,white) text:"Recombination"
 at:75  shift:(30,35) text:"379,000 years: Hydrogen and helium nuclei ~capture electrons to form stable atoms. Photons ~are no longer able to interact strongly with atoms. ~Cosmic microwave background radiation streams ~freely."
 at:87   text:"10-17 million years - Habitable epoch begins"
 at:90   text:"100 million years. First star began to shine."
 at: 94  text:"600 million years. Formation of the first galaxy"
  1. at:98 text:"4 billion years. Earliest Population I stars"
 at:100  text:"9.1 billion years. Formation of the Sun"  shift:(30,-10)
 at:101  mark:(line,magenta)  text:"13.8 billion years: this present day"
  1. at:101 text:"19.1 billion years Sun becomes a red giant"
 at:115  text:"Formation of new stars ceases.~Stars cease to fuse."  shift:(30,-7)
 at:118  text:"Solar systems no longer exist. Planets flung out ~of orbit or consumed by larger bodies.~Sun has become a black dwarf."  shift:(30,26)
 at:130  text:"Galaxies no longer exist. Stars flung out of orbit~or consumed by black holes."  shift:(30,11)
 at:156  text:"Half of all protons have decayed."
 at:160  shift:(30,10)  text:"All protons decay. The matter that stars and life~were built of no longer exists."
 at:182  text:"A black hole with the mass of the Sun~has evaporated."
 at:200  text:"A supermassive black hole with mass~10 billion solar masses has evaporated."

</timeline>

Usually the logarithmic scale is used for such timelines but it compresses the most interesting Stelliferous Era too much as this example shows. Therefore, a double-logarithmic scale s (s*100 in the graphics) is used instead. The minimum of it is only 1, not 0 as needed, and the negative outputs for inputs smaller than 10 are useless. Therefore, the time from 0.1 to 10 years is collapsed to a single point 0, but that does not matter in this case because nothing special happens in the history of the universe during that time.

<math> s =
\begin{cases}
\log_{10} \log_{10} year & \mbox{if } year > 10 \mbox{ , corresponding to } year = 10^{10^{s}} \\
0 & \mbox{if } 0.1 \le year \le 10 \\
-\log_{10} (-\log_{10} year) & \mbox{if } year < 0.1 \mbox{ , corresponding to } year = 10^{-10^{-s}}
\end{cases}

</math>

Comparison of log10 and log10log10 scales
year log10 year combination of log10log10 year and
-log10(-log10 year)
1010000 10000 4
101000 1000 3
10100 100 2
1010 10 1
102 2 0.30
101 1 0
100 0 undefined but here forced to 0
10−1 -1 0
10−2 -2 -0.30
10−10 -10 -1
10−100 -100 -2

The seconds in the timescale have been converted to years by <math>second / 31 557 600</math> using the Julian year.

See also

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References

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