This was very important in the study of the early universe.

Thus, our basic picture of the early universe is not in question.

A mission to take the first full sky picture of the early Universe.

However, they would have been more common at the higher temperatures of the early universe.

How did all of this come about from the nearly uniform early Universe?

Perhaps 90 percent of the light from the early universe is missing, he estimated.

If uranium worked out, it could give them a key to the early universe.

There is an interesting question related to light and the early universe that you might enjoy thinking about.

"By looking up how fast we think our own early universe cooled off."

Such processes should be responsible for matter creation in the early universe.