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    Our Galactic Universe

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    Rebecca McKenney Frontiers of Astronomy Mrs. Alburg 26 April 2017 Our Galactic Universe 1. Galaxies can be as large as a few thousand to several hundreds of thousands of light years across. 2. Astronomers, at the time this was released, believe that there are over a hundred billion galaxies in the universe. 3. It is estimated that a light year is 5.88 trillion miles. 4. Galaxies come in three different main type shapes. There are spiral, elliptical, and irregular. 5. Spiral galaxies…

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    Dark Matter Research Paper

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    rotation curves. As can be seen in calculation four in the appendix, the formula to find the amount of dark matter in a galaxy can be derived from the Law of Universal Gravitation. For the rotational speed of all stars in the Andromeda Nebular to remain constant, the amount of dark matter present must increase proportionally to the radius. However, this is not the case. As seen in Graph One, the observational rotational velocities of stars in the Andromeda Nebular are scattered, loosely follow a…

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    François Viète Life François Viète was born on 1540 in Fontenay-le-Comte, Poitou (which is now Vendée), France. His grandfather was a merchant from La Rochelle; and his father, Etienne Viète, was an attorney in Fontenay-le-Comte plus a notary in Le Busseaun.As for his mother, Marguerite Dupont, is the daughter of Françoise Brison. His life growing up there was no complication since he was able to attend school with education opportunities which lead to where is now being famous for being a…

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    3. Tasks In order to get answers to the Mission questions, Euclid will measure the geometry , expansion rate and structure growth in the Universe as a function of redshift. This map, spanning 3/4 of the lifetime of the Universe will complement the single snapshot at z ≈1100 made by WMAP and Planck. By combining the use of Redshift measurements (4.1), Weak gravitational lensing (4.2) and Baryonic Acoustic Oscillations (4.3), both Dark Energy (DE) and Dark Matter(DM) will be investigated in the…

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    Slowik brings Descartes' plenum universe under investigation and argues the problem of the perfect solidity idea. The Cartesian cosmological hypothesis states that; space was originally shared into analogous portions of balanced sizes, induced to have a preserved quantity of motion. The collisions of all the proportionate spatial parts created the 3 elements of matter and everything…

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    reparations is repossessed not just through lost labor power, language, or land, but rather the raw materiality of Savage flesh which has gone into the formation of the White body. Thus, “one knows precisely from where to repossess it.” Tzotzil cosmological understandings only heighten the urgency of this issue. If the Settler’s position does not come to a close, the destruction of all life will end as Jaguar eats the sun.…

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    Relativity to how the universe began. General Relativity describes gravity as a curved space-time. Einstein believed thats there had to be a force to balance gravity because a universe with only gravity would collapse. Einstein called this force a cosmological constant and assumed thats it balanced gravity to maintain what he believed was a static universe. George LeMaitre in 1927 and Alexander Friedmann in 1922 discovered a variety of answers to Einstein's General Relativity that described…

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    There is no novelty in the subject, however the ethnographic case studies attempt to first understand if non-western society could provide us with new models for re-thinking nature-culture opposition, secondly if it could affect our ontological and cosmological traditional categories, and lastly to verify if the duality taken into consideration can potentially provide a new type of universal morality towards non-humans. This piece, together with the rest of “Nature & Society. Anthropological…

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    The world around us is in constant flux with conflicts, the rapid evolution of technology and a growing population. New issues are thrown at us every single day. Problem-solving and critical thinking will be increasingly valuable skills in the future. It is amazing to see one of the most ancient disciplines is now sought after by cutting-edge technology companies. Philosophy has been, is, and always will be at the core of human progress, which is why I am enthused to pursue a degree in…

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    hoeing, saying he “disturbed the ashes of unchronicled nations who in primeval years lived under these heavens,” (Thoreau p.123). As he passes through the soil, he further explores not only the earth and its history, but his own body as Tuan’s cosmological design is a schema which "puts man at the center of a world" (Tuan p.91). By diving through it, Thoreau experiences a epiphany-like understandings of…

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