Galaxies and the Universe
Inflationary theory proposes that the universe underwent a rapid exponential expansion just after the Big Bang, driven by a high-energy field known as 'inflaton.' This theory helps explain several observations about the universe, such as its large-scale structure, uniformity, and the distribution of galaxies, connecting it to concepts like the cosmic web, voids, cosmological probes, and large-scale structure surveys.
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