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    The Paradox Olbers

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    The paradox Olbers Heinrich Wilhelm Olbers German astronomer by 1826 in formulated physical paradox that was previouslyJohannes Kepler (1610 in), and Halley and Cheseaux (the 18th century described) as well. The paradox is that if the universe is infinite, we'd have an infinite number of stars light of the result The combination of the sky at night it should be clear to all.However, experience to the contrary. [1] Assumptions [edit | edit source text] If 1. the universe is infinite, 2. an…

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    Hairy Dark Matter

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    Dark matter and dark energy are phantoms of the scientific community. The scientific community has tried to detect dark matter for decades. Hairy dark matter could be the key to the secrets of the Big Bang and the events that occurred afterwards. Condensed filaments of dark matter, hairs, in our galactic neighborhood could be used to gather incredible amounts of data that was previously unavailable to us. Hairy dark matter is a type of dark matter, formed by the gravity of space objects, that…

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    6.67408 × 10-11 m3 kg-1 s-2. This number is the universal gravitational constant. It is an empirical physical constant denoted by the capitol letter G. The gravitational constant was first used in Newton’s law of universal gravitation [1] which states that any two bodies attract one another with a force which is directly proportional to the product of the two masses, and inversely proportional to the square of the radius measured between the centers of each object(F=(Gm_1 m_2)/r^2 ). [¬¬¬2] The…

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    In the beginning of this article from Sciencenews it is talking about the two cosmic magnifying glasses that are letting astronomers see a peek of a few faint galaxies that could have occurred as far back as 600 million years before the Big Bang. These tiny galaxies could have possibly played a large part in cosmic reionization. Rachel Livermore an astronomer at the University of Texas at Austin says “That when they detected galaxies as faint they did it supports the idea that a lot of little…

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    Bouncing Baby Cosmos

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    accurate description to how the universe originated without adding assumptions or as Turok likes to say, “ingredients”. The main component that has had countless scientists stumped is how to make a theory that explains singularity, a point in which all matter and energy in the universe was compressed…

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    consequence of their actions. First, Ganelon from The Song of Roland, is the stepfather of Roland. Ganelon is nominated by Roland to meet King Marsil. Ganelon states, "What may this rage against me betide? I am thy stepsire, as all men know, And thou doom'st me…

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    Black Holes Synthesis

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    From doing my Synthesis on paper Black holes, I acquired valuable knowledge on various theories on black holes and its effect on the nearby objects. To have a deeper understanding of this serious subject, I had an opportunity to interview Prof. Andrea Ghez from the Department of Physics and Astronomy at UCLA. Dr. Ghez has been serving as the Director of the Galactic Centre Group, at UCLA for the last nine years and is working in the department of Physics and Astronomy where she teaches students…

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    It is one of his first major works of art, and was completed when he was merely twenty-seven years of age. His choice of a controversial and taboo subject matter helped to launch his career. It depicts a scene from the infamous wreckage of French Naval frigate Méduse. On July 2, 1816, the vessel ran aground off the coast of Western Africa in the Bay of Arguin. By July 5th, The one hundred and forty-seven people…

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    insecure and hyper sensible, more so, he is constantly antsy and paranoid. Saunders, explains that love is consistently imagined as a physical illness or wound by medieval writers. Love does not bring pleasure but pain to the lovers. More so, she states that for Troilus this bodily quality of desire is striking since love treats him like a disease. Therefore, it is to say that Troilus shows severe signs of “malady love,” such as weeping sighing, swooning, melancholy, and physical decline all due…

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    What are Dark Matter and Dark Energy? Introduction: To start with, Dark Matter is invisible material that permeates the galaxies. It exerts a gravitational influence on the stars causing them to deviate from Newton’s and Kepler’s laws. Dark Matter also affects members of a group of galaxies. The nature and composition of the Dark Matter are unknown. In space there is a lot of totally empty space, the vacuum, which contains energy. This energy is variously called Dark Energy and also may be…

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