Lt was not the bigbang ag Nobel Prize, Roger Penrose said the Big Bang was "not the beginning" of our universe rather it was the end of the previous one - iFunny
An earlier universe existed before the Big Bang, and can still be observed today, says Nobel winner
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An earlier universe existed before the Big Bang, and can still be observed today, says Nobel winner
No, Roger Penrose, We See No Evidence Of A 'Universe Before The Big Bang'
The North-Eastern Chronicle - *Big Bang didn't start our universe, there was another universe before it: Nobel laureate Roger Penrose* Nobel laureate Roger Penrose claimed in his observation that there was a
Roger Penrose | The Next Universe and Before the Big Bang | Nobel Prize in Physics winner - YouTube
Penrose: WMAP Shows Evidence of 'Activity' Before Big Bang - Universe Today
No, Roger Penrose, We See No Evidence Of A 'Universe Before The Big Bang'
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Roger Penrose: Infinite Cycles of the Universe Punctuated by Big Bang Singularities - YouTube
Why physics Nobelist Roger Penrose believes there are black holes left over from previous universes | Salon.com
