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== Common Misconceptions ==

== Common Misconceptions ==

It is a commonly held misconception that the 'Big Bang' theory discusses how, why, or what started the universe. The theory states nothing more than that all matter is expanding outwards from some moment where it was all tightly bundled, and then rushed outwards as space expanded and light formed, followed by matter of all kinds. The origins of the universe are currently under debate under the constroversial 'M-Theory'.

It is a commonly held misconception that the 'Big Bang' theory discusses how, why, or what started the universe. The theory states nothing more than that all matter is expanding outwards and that the starting point of this expansion can be traced to a specific moment in time bursting forth from a singularity. Possible origins of the universe are currently under debate under the constroversial 'M-Theory'.

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