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What is the Big Bang?

What is the Big Bang?

The Big Bang was an INCREDIBLY large explosion that created our universe today.

Initially after this explosion, the universe began expanding at an unthinkable speeds, however as time progressed, it slowed down to a more "reasonable pace"

Scientists were able to discover the presence of the Big Bang through something known as Cosmic Background Radiation. CBR is a faint light that is almost as old as the universe itself. It serves as a lens through which the beginning of the universe can be seen.

Who would've thought that something as well thought out as our universe would've began with a BANG.

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