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Why do we exist? The meaning of life isn’t to be found in the stars

17 November 2021

We are tiny specks of life in a vast, indifferent cosmos – but to say that decreases the value of our existence is to measure ourselves against the wrong thing

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

19 September 2018

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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