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    7 Universal Laws

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    The 7 Laws of the Universe Well‚ here’s something very interesting that I stumbled across. They are called the 7 Universal Laws. They are laws that govern the comparison of your conscience to the workings of the universe. They were hard to understand‚ so I took them and rephrased them into purely scientific laws that everyone can understand. Hope you see the truth. P.s. These are my explanations‚ please respect that and do not use them as your own Thanks! 1) The Law of Vibration: Everything

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    Donnie Darko Journey

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    connections to other people. During the movie a parallel universe is created in the original universe‚ however when the parallel universe is created there is a malfunction and Donnie was chosen to correct the imperfection‚ and was also granted supernatural powers. Along with the help of these powers he is guided to complete his destiny. These people who are helping him are both dead and alive‚ for instance‚ Frank‚ is dead in the primary universe and becomes a sort of “dead minion” who guides Donnie

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    A Cyclic Universe: A New Model to Rival the Big Bang Theory Phys 1070- Astronomy Topical Essay Motivated by the M-theory‚ space-time ‘branes’ and extra-dimensions‚ scientists Paul J. Steinhardt and Neil Turok introduce a tantalizing alternative to the prevailing standard Big Bang-Inflation model of cosmology. Traditionally‚ the Big Bang-Inflation model features an explosive epoch 15 billion years ago when time and space sprung into existence followed by a fraction of a second of superluminal expansion

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    Cosmological

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    is to show that the universe had a beginning in the finite past. The argument battles against the existence of an infinite‚ temporal regress of past events which implies a universe that has infinitely existed. This argument implies the existence of a First Cause. The form of the argument is: 1. Whatever begins to exist has a cause. 2. The universe began to exist. 3. Therefore‚ the universe has a cause. Thomistic cosmological argument 1. What we observe in this universe is contingent (i.e. dependent

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    Literary Devices

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    Literary Devices Allegory A form of extended metaphor‚ in which objects‚ persons‚ and actions in a narrative‚ are equated with the meanings that lie outside the narrative itself. The underlying meaning has moral‚ social‚ religious‚ or political significance and characters are often personifications of abstract ideas as charity‚ greed‚ or envy. Thus an allegory is a story with two meanings‚ a literal meaning and a symbolic meaning. Alliteration The repetition of the same sound at the beginning

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    Is our universe the only universe? <- first lab link 1. Explain the concept behind the multiverse. The idea that there i more than one universe. This theory could explain multiple phenoinoms. 2. What did astronomer Edwin Hubble discover in 1929? Edwin determained that the further a galaxie is from earth the faster it apears to move away at a ever slowing speed. 3. Explain what the two teams of astronomers found in the 1990s. What question did their discovery create? Hubble’s discovery influenced

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    problem of entropy and its effect on humanity is addressed but never has a solution. Time simply starts over again when the universe has died off. The exploitation of one thermal resource after another never turns out to be sustainable in terms of entropy. The question arises of what the point of sustainability of resources is when faced with the ultimate combustion of the universe. Furthermore‚ how would any of the characters in “The Last Question” know what it would mean for sustainability to even

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    Humans use technology reach many parts of the universe around us‚ helping to scope out the unknown‚ but although progress has been made mankind only knows a fragment of the universe. As Dean Koontz once stated‚ “in an infinite universe‚ anything that could be imagined might somewhere exist” helping to open our minds to the fact that we are possible not the only life through out the universe (Koontz). Many theories and arguments have been made on how the universe came about. It might seem that these theories

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    However‚ recognizing and acknowledging the problem‚ as opposed to ignoring it‚ is the first step towards recovery. From the early philosophers‚ scholars and scientists’ perspectives‚ depression is a mystery caused by unknown powers in the universe. Based from early accounts‚ depressed or melancholic people demonstrate bizarre behaviour‚ in which nobody could pinpoint the reason behind. Symptoms range from extreme sadness and lack of zeal in life to drastic mood changes. With the gradual development

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    Unit 5 Galaxies and Cosmology By: Briana Polk Miscellaneous Important Key Words and Facts: I. TYPES OF GALAXIES: Spiral Galaxy (S) Spiral Barred Galaxy (SB) Elliptical Galaxy (E) Irregular Galaxy (In order of importance…) 1. Spiral Galaxies: (Edwin Hubble‚ 1936) “The most common type of galaxy that is viewed by observers; It contains twisted collections of stars‚ stellar remnants‚ and a diffuse interstellar medium (ISM) of gas and dust”. Made up of hot young stars Most spiral

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