Big Bang (disambiguation)
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The Big Bang is the scientific theory that the universe expanded rapidly from an enormously dense state some 14 billion years ago.
Big Bang may also refer to:
[edit] Music
- Big Bang (group), a Korean hip-hop group under YG Entertainment
- Big Bang, an acid jazz/nu jazz group
- Bigbang, a Norwegian rock band
- Big Bang, 1992 album by metal band Magdallan
- Big Bang (album), 1995 album by rock band Waltari
- The Big Bang - The Essential Collection, 2003 album by the hard rock band TNT
- The Big Bang (album), 2006 album by rap artist Busta Rhymes
- Big☆Bang!!!, 2008 album by Shōko Nakagawa
- A song by the band Bad Religion
- A song by the band Cursive
- A song by the band Godley & Creme
- A song by the artist Jonathan Coulton
[edit] Fiction
- The Big Bang (film), an animated science fiction film
- The Big Bang (TV series), a children's science show broadcast on CITV
- The Big Bang Theory, American television sitcom
- Big Bang Attack, the name of an energy based attack used by the character Vegeta in the Dragonball Z anime and manga series
[edit] Economics
- The Big Bang (financial markets), the deregulation of many of the practices of the London Stock Exchange and the adoption of automated trading systems on 27 October 1986
- 'Big Bang' scenario, describes a way for adopting the new European currency - euro
[edit] Other
- The Big Bang (1989 film), a documentary by James Toback
- Big Bang (book), a book by author Simon Singh on the Big Bang Phenomenon
- Big Bang Board Games, a software product by Freeverse Software distributed with some releases of Mac OS X
- System 7 (Macintosh), a version of the Mac OS code named Big Bang
- Big-Bang Cannon, an early 20th Century American toy that's a safe alternative to fireworks
- Big Bang (Engines), an engine which fires on several cylinders at the same time, common in motorcycle racing
[edit] Big Bang Theory may refer to:
- Big Bang Theory (album), 2005 album by American rock group STYX
- The Big Bang Theory, a CBS sitcom, first airing in fall 2007