Physical constants and evolution of the Universe

A cosmological model with fundamental constants changing in time is built. The model is based on the hypothesis, which explains the red shift by reducing a light velocity in a vacuum in due course. Agreement with the experiment proceeds from the assumption that the change in some constants occurs in synchronism with the change in the light velocity. The initial state of the Universe is shown to be characterized within the framework of the model by a larger radius similar to modern, the higher light velocity, an electron charge and the gravitational constant at low density of the matter