j"19HxigV4QyBv3tHpQVcUEQyq1pzZVdoAutM«ð¨: The universe seems perfectly set up for life, and no one knows why
Scientists say that if the universe were even slightly different, stars wouldnât form, galaxies wouldnât exist, and life â including us â would never appear.
Gravity is tuned just enough to pull matter together without collapsing everything.
Nuclear forces are balanced so stars can burn for billions of years instead of exploding instantly.
Even the universeâs expansion rate is so precise that a tiny change would have wiped out any chance for life.
This eerie precision is called fine-tuning, and it leaves scientists with a chilling question: Why does reality seem perfectly set for life?
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