How the universe will end

Start: The Big Bang During the first 10-32 seconds following the Big Bang, tiny quantum fluctuations ballooned into a size where they would have been visible to the human eye. First light The first heavy elements, essential for the construction of everything around us, were forged in the cores of the first stars in the universe some 400 million years after the Big Bang. One billion years on Another half a billion years on from the first stars, and a billion years after the Big Bang itself, vast collections of millions of stars started clumping together to form the first galaxies. The end: What happens next? What comes next may never be truly understood, but according to one generally accepted model, it’s fair to assume the universe will continue to…

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