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Contents
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The birth of the universe was marked by a mottled red-and-blue image produced by a satellite called COBE. The picture represented the beginning of cosmology, a field that has been transformed from a speculative backwater to a precision science.
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The search for the key to the universe was not just a philosophical or spiritual quest for our ancestors, but a practical
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