Cosmic Origins Explained
Katie explains how the universe began as a hot, dense fireball, and as we look deeper into space, we are essentially peering back in time to witness its fiery origins. The radiation from this early phase still permeates the cosmos, allowing us to observe remnants of the Big Bang. This profound concept can evoke a sense of cosmic vertigo, reminding us that our seemingly stable universe has a tumultuous past.In this clip
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