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#008 As you all might know, the universe came into existence following the auspicious event, termed as the Big-Bang. Scientists hypothesize that this was the moment which landmarks the beginning  of time itself. When you look into the night sky, we see thousands of twinkling objects. Almost all of them belong to our galaxy, the Milky Way. With some exceptions like the Andromeda galaxy. However, we fail to see, what our telescopes can see. They can see a little farther, but what they actually see happened millions of years ago as the light which we see now, for extremely distant objects like Quasars comes from millions of light years away. So we can always say that watching the sky like that is similar to watching our own past. So, in that gaze, you always expect to see the objects which were formed first, during the Big Bang.