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Q&A WITH A GALAXY HUNTER

What do scientists think the early Universe was like?

In the beginning there was nothing: no time, no space. Then the Big Bang happened and everything popped into existence - all the light and matter that exists in our Universe. The early Universe was a hot, dense, turbulent place and the kinds of objects that could form then were very different from those that could form today.

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