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Lumina Project simulates the universe’s first 2 billion years

The Lumina Project has produced a simulation spanning 2 billion years of the early universe, offering an immersive view of the period following the Big Bang. Scientists will be able to use it to test theories and predictions about the cosmos’s origins.
WHO: The Lumina Project
WHAT: The Lumina Project produced a simulation of the early universe spanning 2 billion years.
WHEN: Reported Oct 26, 2026 at 3:34 PM ET
WHERE: Location not specified
WHY: The simulation is intended to let scientists test theories and predictions about the origins of the cosmos.

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