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              <h1>Collision with a parallel universe?</h1>
              A cosmic cold spot in the heavens continues to perplex scientists.
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              <p>New data suggests that a giant cold spot in the microwave
              background radiation of our universe could be a bruise
              from a collision with a parallel universe.</p>
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              <p>Did you know: The Cosmic Background Radiation (CMB)
              is the heat left over from the Big Bang.</p>
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              <p>Your Comments:</p>
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                  <p>Comment1</p>
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              <small>Copyright 2017 by Jane Roe</small>
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The aside element is used to create a literary sidebar to the main article.

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Collision with a parallel universe?

A cosmic cold spot in the heavens continues to perplex scientists.

New data suggests that a giant cold spot in the microwave background radiation of our universe could be a bruise from a collision with a parallel universe.

Your Comments:

Comment1

Copyright 2017 by Jane Roe

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