Fluctuations in the Early Universe Shape Our Universe

The structure of our universe was formed during the early inflation period due to fluctuations. Galaxies exist due to these fluctuations; without them, there would be no galaxy or life. Fluctuations with different wavelengths and amplitudes play a crucial role in forming structures, including primordial black holes.

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