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How loud was the Big Bang?

Particles are created and react at high energies in the universe.

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Artistic representation of the birth of space.

DESY Science Café

Lecture by Dr. Kai Schmidt-HobergDESY, University of Hamburg)

What do we know about the origin of our universe? How has it developed since the Big Bang? There is much to suggest that "matter" plays a very decisive role. This mysterious form is very different from the "normal" matter that makes up atoms, us humans, the earth or the sun. We believe that there is a lot of it, but how can we find it?

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