There Might Be Cracks in the Universe — But We Can’t See Them from Earth0
- From Around the Web, Space
- November 28, 2019
The cracks, if they exist, are old, remnants of a time shortly after the Big Bang.
The cracks, if they exist, are old, remnants of a time shortly after the Big Bang.
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