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If you don't like complicated science but still love space, then buckle up. This one's for you. Imagine everything you see, touch and know compressed into a single point, smaller than an atom. That's how our universe started. An unimaginably dense and hot singularity, then, about 13.8 billion years ago, it exploded. This explosion, known as the Big Bang, wasn't in space. It's space. It stretched, expanded, and cooled, forming galaxies, stars, and planets along the way. But what triggered this colossal event? The truth is, scientists are still on the hunt for answers, but we do know this. The Big Bang set the stage for everything, from the tiniest particles to the cosmic wonders we gaze at today. So next time you look up at the stars, remember, you're looking back in time, all the way to the very beginning. Mind blown. Hit that like button and share the cosmos love. Catch you in the next one.

If you don't like complicated science but still love space, then buckle up. This one's for you. Imagine everything you see, touch and know compressed into a si…