Cosmology physics is used to describe the interaction of matter and energy from the beginning of the cosmic singularity to the Planck time.
Astronomy's field of cosmology examines the beginnings and development of the universe, from the Big Bang through the present and into the future. The current cosmology model for the development of the universe is the Big Bang theory, which relies on the validity of general relativity. There is a singularity there as well.
According to the Big Bang theory, the cosmos was once compressed into an infinitely small point 13.77 billion years ago. Prior to seconds after the Big Bang, during the Planck Era, gravity, nuclear strong, nuclear weak, and electromagnetic forces are thought to have been merged into a single "super" force.
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