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- The last of all protons decays, signaling the ultimate end of the current universe. Seconds after the universe ends, a new Big Bang happens and forms a new universe, perfectly identical to the last. And the cycle restarts (6ACV07).

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	**The last of all protons decays, signaling the ultimate end of the current [[universe]]. Seconds after the universe ends, a new [[Big Bang]] happens and forms a new universe, perfectly identical to the last. And the cycle restarts {{et\|6ACV07}}.		**The last of all protons decays, signaling the ultimate end of the current [[universe]]. Seconds after the universe ends, a new [[Big Bang]] happens and forms a new universe, perfectly identical to the last. And the cycle restarts {{et\|6ACV07}}.

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