Big Bang
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Rare Helium Gas Formed in the Aftermath of the Big Bang is Leaking out of Earth’s Core
According to a novel design research, an exceptionally unique form of helium that was formed shortly following the Big Bang is spilling from out the Earth's iron core.
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