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    It essentially started the motion of the rearrangement of the kosmos into the way it is today. The way we see the galaxy right now, was because of nous all those years back. It acted as an energy of sorts that helped create the kosmos and is still very much present in modern times today. Therefore, I absolutely agree with what Anaxagoras said about nous and how it’s…

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    These live shorter than most other stars in the galaxy. The Planetary Nebula is consisting of glowing shell of gas, and plasma formed. Some of these exist in the Milky Way Galaxy. This is an important star because they play a key role in the chemical evolution. Massive Star : Any star that is larger than eight solar masses is a massive star. Massive stars are formed…

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    of times larger than our sun. They are believed to be at the center of almost every galaxy, including our own. They are easily detected from their effects on nearby stars and gas, unlike most stellar black holes that are rarely found. Based on the amount of stars that are eligible to become a stellar black hole, scientists can estimate that there are as many as ten million to one billion black holes in our galaxy alone. The stellar black holes are a lot more common because it is easier for them…

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    Cosmic Paradox Essay

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    Cosmic Paradox: Astronomers Discover Stars Possibly Older Than The Universe Age may only be a number, but when it comes to cosmic terms, it is important for certain rules to be obeyed. What we are saying is that it should not be possible for complex creatures to be older than planets or to have a rocky planet that'll predate the stars. It should even be impossible to have a star that is older than the observable Universe. Source: NASA…

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    Asteroseismology

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    WASHINGTON: Scientists have surprisingly built up an approach to decide the vicinity of solid attractive fields profound inside using so as to throb goliath stars a procedure like medicinal ultrasound. Attractive fields have critical results in all phases of stellar advancement, from a star's arrangement to its destruction. Presently, surprisingly, astrophysicists have the capacity to decide the vicinity of solid attractive fields profound inside throbbing goliath stars. Analysts utilized…

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    The Life Cycle of Stars The life cycle of a star is an incredible, miraculous phenomenon that begins with just two elements: helium and hydrogen. The result is the all well known star that is seen twinkling in the night sky and also what lights up the day here on Earth. There are hundreds upon thousands of stars that take on many different sizes and colors. Depending on the size of the star from its birth, the star could take two paths at the end of its life: turn into a nebula leaving behind a…

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    In 1929, Edwin Hubble published his report and state that the red shift in light coming from distant galaxies, is proportional to their distance which is effectively supporting Lemaitre hypothesis of an expanding universe.  Sharing finding stages In 1927, Lemaitre wrote a report which called A homogenous universe of constant mass and growing radius accounting for the radial velocity of extragalactic nebulae. This report was puplished in the little known journal Annales de la Societe…

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    Lego Research Paper

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    For 13 years, the scientists of LIGO—the most ambitious, and expensive, project in the history of the National Science Foundation—had been waiting. LIGO, the Laser Interferometer Gravitational-Wave Observatory, has been twenty-five years and more than half a billion dollars in the making. It involves 900 scientists and engineers, including many whose entire careers have been spent designing, building, and preparing to analyze data streaming in to LIGO. Their goal: To confirm, once and for all,…

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    On September 6, the sun let its presence be felt by unleashing two massive solar flares. The first eruption, classified as an X2.2 flare, the strongest since 2008, occurred at 5:10 a.m. ET. Shortly after, at 8:02 a.m ET, the star spewed out a bigger, and more dramatic, X9.3 flare — the strongest on record since December 2006. Solar flares, or storms, beginning with an explosion usually above a sunspot, the area where strong magnetic fields poke through the sun's surface. When these spots become…

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    Marib Dam

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    advanced extraterrestrial species may have intervened. What if extraterrestrial beings were the ones who made Earth, or even us? We have the same amount of statistics on either argument being true. Earth is 4.543 billion years old; the age of our galaxy, the Milky Way, is 13.2 billion years old, with approximately…

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