Origin of the universe

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Ji Lee

artist: Kurt Burmann

[EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the first in a three-part series of articles examining the concept of the origin of the Universe known as the Big Bang Theory. With the assistance of a number of credentialed physicists and astronomers, we have been working behind the scenes on this subject for the past several months. We deem... Read More

The Big Bang theory describes how the universe began based on what cosmologists know about the sliver of existence visible today.

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