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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CERN Physicists Close to Discovering Why the Universe Wasn't Destroyed by Matter-Antimatter Collisions
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Antihydrogen Produced in Powerful Magnetic Trap Unlocks Antimatter Secrets
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The Universe Has No Sense of Direction, New Study Finds
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ALMA Takes Scientists Back in Time to the ‘Golden Age’ of Galaxy Formation
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HERA Radio Telescope Project to View First Galaxies in the Universe Gets Big Funding
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These 63 Newly Discovered Quasars from Ancient Universe may Reveal Big Bang's Aftermath
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These 63 Newly Discovered Quasars from Ancient Universe may Reveal Big Bang's Aftermath
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Fire in Space Called "Polaris Flare" Captured by ESA Planck Satellite
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Hubble Telescope Explores Real-Life ‘Final Frontier’
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Giant 3-D Map of 1.2 Million Galaxies Will Shed Light on ‘Dark Energy’
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Could the Big Bang Have Been a Big Bounce?
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Ultra Deep Survey Captures Over 250,000 Galaxies of the Distant Universe
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