Inside the cyclic model of the universe
Some cosmologists think the Big Bang was a single event in an infinite cycle.
Published:
August 29, 2011
 The Hercules galaxy cluster (Abell 2151) epitomizes the universe today. Rich galaxy clusters like this congregate into even larger and more massive superclusters, which form the backbone of cosmic large-scale structure. CFHT/Jean-Charles Cuillandre/Coelum
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