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    Megan Rohrberg Professor William Honsberger PHI 111 (sec 004) 12/15/15 Analysis of William Lane Craig’s The Existence of God and the Beginning of the Universe The cosmological Argument for God states that 1. the universe began to exist 2. everything that begins to exist has a cause 3. Therefore‚ the universe must have a cause. This argument has been subject to great applause through the religious community for its simplistic and impactful articulation. However the cosmological argument is also

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    serves to highlight the very qualities of the stories‚ which make them so different from one another. Joseph Campbell defined myths as having four basic functions: the Mystical Function—experiencing the awe of the universe; the Cosmological Function—explaining the shape of the universe; the Sociological Function—supporting and validating a certain social order; and the educational Function—how to live a human lifetime under any circumstances While‚ Mircea Eliade argued that one of the foremost

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    however‚ that within terms of what you would call it to be our space technology‚ we utilize quite a different form of the understanding of the universe‚ as you understand it. Within its own flow of momentum‚ within its own sense of formation within the idea of the viewpoint of the holographic‚ as you would say‚ version -- or perspective of the universe as you know it. Therefore‚ there will be‚ as within the usage of your rocketry with respect to gravity‚ not so much the use of the action/reaction

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    discovers what his/her worldview is one must define the word worldview. A worldview is how one interprets or sees the world. There are a variety of subjects that can determine one’s worldview‚ but several are: the personality of God‚ the nature of the universe‚ the nature of man‚ the basis of morality and ethics‚ the cause of evil and suffering‚ what happens to man after death‚ and the meaning of history. These subjects‚ among others‚ allow a glimpse at how a person regards the world. The beginning of

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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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    Midcap Index include the following: 1. All the stocks‚ which constitute more than 5% market capitalization of the universe of the stocks traded on NSE (after sorting the securities in descending order of market capitalization)‚ shall be excluded in order to reduce the skewness in the weightages of the stocks in the universe. After step (1)‚ the weightages of the remaining stocks in the universe is determined again. After step (2)‚ the cumulative weightage is calculated. After step (3)‚ companies which

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    The universe that humans currently exist in is so enormous that our minds cannot grasp how immense it is. There are terms that were invented to help us understand it more efficiently‚ however‚ even with our modern technology‚ we only get about half way to comprehending our universe. For example‚ the nearest star is Alpha Centauri‚ it is approximately twenty-five trillion miles away from Earth. Light travels over one-hundred and eighty thousand miles per second‚ even then‚ it would take light over

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    multiple hours a day polishing and grinding the mirrors used in the telescopes. Observations through a homemade telescope created an excitement in gaining additional knowledge about the universe and the stars. By developing a more powerful telescope‚ Fredrick was able to observe beyond the beginning of the universe‚ where most of the other astronomers of that day focused. In 1781 as he was searching for double stars‚ Fredrick identified an unusual object. Immediately‚ he knew there was more to the

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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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    Lesson 1 Key Question Answers 1. What does Hubble’s law predict about the speed of a galaxy far away from the Milky Way compared to one that is closer? Hubble’s law predicted that galaxies were moving away from earth at a rate proportional to their distance from us. The farther away from the Milky Way a galaxy is‚ the larger the redshift is. The farther away a galaxy is‚ the faster it is moving away. Conversely‚ blueshifted galaxies‚ such as Andromeda‚ are moving closer to the Milky Way.

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