Cosmic Fossils from Pre-Big Bang Black Holes May Influence Universe

Scientists are exploring the theory that black holes formed before the Big Bang, dubbed 'cosmic fossils,' could still be shaping the universe today. This concept suggests the universe may have originated from a previous collapse.

16 Apr, 15:02 — 16 Apr, 15:02

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Why ‘cosmic fossils’ left by black holes created before the big bang may still shape the universe

Universe may have been created on the rebound from a previous collapse from which it still bears the scars

By Harry Cockburn

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Cosmic Fossils from Pre-Big Bang Black Holes May Influence Universe

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Why ‘cosmic fossils’ left by black holes created before the big bang may still shape the universe

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