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Primordial Helium Further Confirms Our Understanding Of The Big Bang - Universe Today
Most helium in the Universe is primordial helium, formed during the Big Bang. But a fraction of helium was formed by long-dead stars. Distinguishing between the two allows astronomers to further confirm our observations of the Big Bang.
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