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Here's your host, Dr. Jack Logan.

Welcome to the ancient tradition. I'm your host, Jack Logan. It's great to have all of you along for today's episode. Before I jump in, I want to let you know that if you are interested

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Today's episode is titled the Grand Primordial Singularity.

And we're going to do something a little crazy today.

We're going to try and tackle the greatest puzzle in cosmology in modern-day astrophysics. We're going to try and tackle the greatest puzzle in cosmology

in modern day astrophysics. We're going to attempt to answer the question, how did the universe,

our universe, come into existence? To this day, this is the greatest unsolved mystery in astrophysics.

And when we take a look, however, at what the ancients had to say, thousands and thousands of years ago, we learned that they already knew

how the universe came into being. So the question for us today is, does what the ancients

taught mesh with modern-day astrophysicists'

theories of the origin of the universe, like the theory of the Big Bang? Well, for the answer

to that, you're going to have to keep listening. But I think you'll see on today's program,

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