Climate Change and its Reflections in Turkish Media
Climate Change and its Reflections in Turkish Media

Author(s): Hüseyin Çelik
Subject(s): Media studies, Environmental and Energy policy
Published by: Transnational Press London
Keywords: Climate change; climate; galaxies; suns; planets; celestial bodies;
Summary/Abstract: After the universe was formed, galaxies, suns, planets and other celestial bodies came into being. This process, which lasts millions of years, consists of continuous change. The universe, which emerged as a result of the Big Bang, was formed approximately 14 billion years ago as a result of an explosion from a very dense and hot point. This situation consists of the universe exploding from an entity, which is expressed as a particular unity, and revealing billions of entities as a result of the big bang. Since the formation of the universe, called the Blanc period, four fundamental forces (gravity, electromagnetic, strong and weak forces) have come together in a particular formation. First the gravitational force, then the others are separated. The separation of forces began to cool the universe, and this cooling caused certain anomalies in the universe. These anomalies caused distortions. These symmetry disruptions have caused various topological defects to occur in the universe. As a result of topological distortions in the universe, symmetrical distortions, zero-dimensional monopoles and one-dimensional string structures have been formed . The universe is constantly expanding. These expansions are like inflating a balloon. What are the mechanisms that inflate this balloon? Thus, what kind of theory can be created that combines the four fundamental forces? Various theories and approaches have been created to answer these questions.

• Details
• Contents