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10 mysteries of the universe: What came before the big bang?

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10 mysteries of the universe: What came before the big bang?

Searing bursts of radio waves first spotted a decade ago could come from bouncing black holes – and that suggests a universe might have existed before ours

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10 mysteries of the universe: How did it all begin?

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10 mysteries of the universe: How did it all begin?

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Dwarf galaxy

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Dark matter blasted by star explosions may explain misfit galaxies

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black holes

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How to think about... Black holes

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multiverse

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How to think about... The multiverse

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sky artwork

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Mystery of the cosmic dawn: What’s eating the first starlight?

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Our understanding of the universe's expansion is really wrong

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Our understanding of the universe's expansion is really wrong

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gravity artwork

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The big fudge: Welcome to the theory of not-quite-everything

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We see neutrinos from the big bang in the way galaxies cluster

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We see neutrinos from the big bang in the way galaxies cluster

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space

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Pushing the boundaries: A round-up of new popular science books

From the hunt for a theory of everything to the complex Rosetta mission, there’s treasure to be found in a trawl of some of the recent popular science writing

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Dark radiation may fix our broken understanding of the universe

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The universe may end in a collision with a bubble of nothingness

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Humans

Hawking's global warnings divided opinion but the world listened

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Why the big bang was not the beginning

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