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After the Big Bang, which two elements were formed and became the "building blocks" for all other elements and molecules?
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After the Big Bang, which two elements were formed and became the "building blocks" for all other elements and molecules?

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It would be hydrogen and helium :)

Since they are the most basic materials when galaxies and stars were born
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