What Are the Best Introductory Articles on the Origins of the Universe?

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Several users recommend introductory articles and resources on the origins of the universe, highlighting the Big Bang theory as a foundational concept. Notable suggestions include Wikipedia's page on the Big Bang and Ned Wright's Cosmology Tutorial, which provide comprehensive overviews and accessible explanations. These resources are praised for their clarity and depth, making them suitable for beginners. Participants emphasize the importance of understanding cosmological principles to grasp the universe's formation. Overall, these references serve as valuable starting points for anyone interested in cosmology.
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Can anyone point me to some introductory articles and other references that address how the universe came to be?

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