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A long, long time ago, there was nothing — no stars, no planets, not even space itself! Suddenly, a HUGE explosion called the Big Bang happened! This explosion wasn’t like a firecracker. It was the birth of the entire universe! Everything started from one tiny, super hot point.

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The Universe Expands (Seconds to Minutes After the Big Bang)

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The explosion made everything spread out super fast! The universe began to grow bigger and bigger, like a balloon being blown up. At this point, it was very hot and the universe was filled with tiny particles (tiny bits of matter that make up everything).

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Formation of Simple Atoms (3 Minutes After the Big Bang)

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As the universe kept growing, it began to cool down a bit. These tiny particles came together to form simple atoms like hydrogen and helium.

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First Light in the Universe (380,000 Years After the Big Bang)

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After many years, the universe cooled enough that atoms could form without being destroyed. This allowed light to finally shine, and the first "glow" in the universe was born! This light is still there today, and we call it the Cosmic Microwave Background.

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The First Stars and Galaxies (100 Million Years After the Big Bang)

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After a long time, the atoms began to gather together to form the first stars. These stars created galaxies, big groups of stars, which started to form all over the universe.

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Birth of Our Solar System (9 Billion Years After the Big Bang)

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About 9 billion years after the Big Bang, our solar system began to form. A giant cloud of gas and dust came together to form the Sun, and the planets — like Earth — began to take shape.

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Life on Earth (Around 3.5 Billion Years Ago)

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Once Earth formed, it was the perfect place for life to start! Tiny living things, like bacteria, began to grow.

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Now, about 13.8 billion years after the Big Bang, the universe is still expanding! New stars are being born, and scientists keep learning more about how everything came to be.