Order these cosmological events in order from earliest to latest.
A) formation of the first atomic nuclei, formation of the first neutral atoms, formation of the first subatomic particles, formation of the first galaxies
B) formation of the first subatomic particles, formation of the first atomic nuclei, formation of the first neutral atoms, formation of the first galaxies
C) formation of the first galaxies, formation of the first neutral atoms, formation of the first atomic nuclei, formation of the first subatomic particles
D) formation of the first subatomic particles, formation of the first neutral atoms, formation of the first atomic nuclei, formation of the first galaxies
E) formation of the first neutral atoms, formation of the first subatomic particles, formation of the first atomic nuclei, formation of the first galaxies
F) formation of the first atomic nuclei, formation of the first subatomic particles, formation of the first neutral atoms, formation of the first galaxies
B) formation of the first subatomic particles, formation of the first atomic nuclei, formation of the first neutral atoms, formation of the first galaxies
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