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Scientists call it the Big Bang and it was predicted by the very same equations that discovered black holes.There is the Big Bang theory, according to which the universe began with a gigantic fireball on creation day, some 10,000 million years ago.
It was here at the beginning of the universe that scientists found the answer to the ultimate question about the life of stars, where did the hydrogen to make the very first ones come from?
This very early instant came a primordial1 soup of energy and matter that had to cool before it could become the elements of hydrogen and helium that made everything else in the universe we know today, every hydrogen atom that fuelled every star was made in those first few minutes of the Big Bang.
The extraordinary thing about the lifecycle of the stars is that it revealed the origin of the universe, the elements, even of us, but that isn't quite the end of the star story, astronomers2 have discovered one other tantalizing3 fact as they looked out into the dark sky, in nebulae formed from the remnants of stars and where the next generation are born, they have discovered the earliest stirrings of life.
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1 primordial | |
adj.原始的;最初的 | |
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2 astronomers | |
n.天文学者,天文学家( astronomer的名词复数 ) | |
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3 tantalizing | |
adj.逗人的;惹弄人的;撩人的;煽情的v.逗弄,引诱,折磨( tantalize的现在分词 ) | |
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