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A Universal Chronicle E2: The Dark Ages QUO Fast Radio Bursts
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- Astronomy
Why the Dark Age?There is certainly plenty of light to go around but there is no new light being made. We won't see any new light until the stars start to form. Hence the dark ages.Where we left off, about 300,000 years after the big bang the universe is a balmy 3,500 degrees celsius. More or less the entire universe looks like the area just above the surface of the sun. At this point something subtle begins to happen. During the early stages of the universe (inflation) tiny quantum fluc...
Why the Dark Age?There is certainly plenty of light to go around but there is no new light being made. We won't see any new light until the stars start to form. Hence the dark ages.Where we left off, about 300,000 years after the big bang the universe is a balmy 3,500 degrees celsius. More or less the entire universe looks like the area just above the surface of the sun. At this point something subtle begins to happen. During the early stages of the universe (inflation) tiny quantum fluc...
29 min