The Big Bang Theory says that in the atmosphere there was clouds of energy and matter that formed together and

Question: The Big Bang Theory says that in the atmosphere there was clouds of energy and matter that formed together and 'exploded', how did the actual pieces of energy and matter come to be in the atmosphere?
- Keywords:
  big bang,
  galaxy,
  universe
Asked by 374gdna49 to Arthur, Clare, Daniel, David, Tora on 11 Nov 2014.
- Daniel Parsons answered on 11 Nov 2014:
  
  The big bang basically produced expanding clouds of dust and gas. Bits of dust and gas slowly began to react with one another over time and collide with one another and produce small clumps – these small clumps then formed bigger clumps eventually forming the stars and planets.

Question: The Big Bang Theory says that in the atmosphere there was clouds of energy and matter that formed together and 'exploded', how did the actual pieces of energy and matter come to be in the atmosphere?