How does the Big Bang theory explain why there is a lot of hydrogen and helium in the universe?

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PaleNeutron · Answer 1 · 2022-05-12T09:16:40+0000

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when the explosion happened the matter fussed into elements as the electrons portions Nd notrons were compresed into the elements beacuase hydrogen has 1 nutron proton and electron surronding its core

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