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The Most Bizarre Enigmatic Objects in the Universe: Puzzling Mysteries Science is Just Beginning to Solve
Written by HENRY ROMANO
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Across the endless reaches of time and space. Energy is being continuously Traded. Transferred. Furthermore, Released in Enigmatic bursts. In a grand cosmic game of life, we call this our Cosmos. How does energy produce the cosmos into a complete package? Furthermore, how do we belong and fit within it? Let us explore in-depth the complexities of the cosmos, from the galaxies in the heavens to Earth's most enormous explosions. From the time, space, and bizarre realms, so strange and violent. They stimulate our imaginations of possibilities in Physics. We are finding pretty bizarre objects in the cosmos every year now.
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