And so that's why nowwhen we look at the sky and we see that two different partsof the...
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And so that's why now
when we look at the sky and we see that two different parts
of the universe that should never have been
in contact with each other are the same temperature, it's because you can dial back
the expansion and find that they were
never in contact, but then there's this extra
secret time at the beginning where they did communicate, and then they just were, sort of,
pulled apart so quickly that, you know,
we can only infer that that happened by the fact that they must have been
in contact at some point
when we look at the sky and we see that two different parts
of the universe that should never have been
in contact with each other are the same temperature, it's because you can dial back
the expansion and find that they were
never in contact, but then there's this extra
secret time at the beginning where they did communicate, and then they just were, sort of,
pulled apart so quickly that, you know,
we can only infer that that happened by the fact that they must have been
in contact at some point
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And so that's why now
when we look at the sky
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and we see that two different parts
of the universe
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that should never have been
in contact with each other
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are the same temperature,
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it's because you can dial back
the expansion
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and find that they were
never in contact,
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but then there's this extra
secret time at the beginning
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where they did communicate,
00:00:18.092 --> 00:00:21.056
and then they just were, sort of,
pulled apart so quickly
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that, you know,
we can only infer that that happened
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by the fact that they must have been
in contact at some point.
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Movie Summary
Professor Brian Cox on tour in Australia talks about the life of our universe to scientists and to space-loving audiences.
