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Could the MethusalaMethuselah star be evidence that there was a universe before this one?

If the Methusala starMethuselah star proved to be older than the universe could it be from a previous big bang big crunch cycle in which not everything was crunched? What would be the smallest radius the universe could have without the temperature getting so high that Methusala would be completely ionized and destroyed by a crunch?

Could the Methusala star be evidence that there was a universe before this one?

If the Methusala star proved to be older than the universe could it be from a previous big bang big crunch cycle in which not everything was crunched? What would be the smallest radius the universe could have without the temperature getting so high that Methusala would be completely ionized and destroyed by a crunch?

Could the Methuselah star be evidence that there was a universe before this one?

If the Methuselah star proved to be older than the universe could it be from a previous big bang big crunch cycle in which not everything was crunched? What would be the smallest radius the universe could have without the temperature getting so high that Methusala would be completely ionized and destroyed by a crunch?

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If the Methusala starMethusala star proved to be older than the universe could it be from a previous big bang big crunch cycle in which not everything was crunched? What would be the smallest radius the universe could have without the temperature getting so high that Methusala would be completely ionized and destroyed by a crunch?

If the Methusala star proved to be older than the universe could it be from a previous big bang big crunch cycle in which not everything was crunched? What would be the smallest radius the universe could have without the temperature getting so high that Methusala would be completely ionized and destroyed by a crunch?

If the Methusala star proved to be older than the universe could it be from a previous big bang big crunch cycle in which not everything was crunched? What would be the smallest radius the universe could have without the temperature getting so high that Methusala would be completely ionized and destroyed by a crunch?

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Could the Methusala star be evidence that there was a universe before this one?

If the Methusala star proved to be older than the universe could it be from a previous big bang big crunch cycle in which not everything was crunched? What would be the smallest radius the universe could have without the temperature getting so high that Methusala would be completely ionized and destroyed by a crunch?