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Bioastronomy
To answer Pascal’s philosophical questions concerning our place in the universe and the passionate interest of the public, the field >>
The Disciplines of Bioastronomy: Introduction Part II
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The Disciplines of Bioastronomy: Introduction Part I
When we turn our gaze to the sky, among the many questions we raise in front of the infinity of >>
The Concept of Spacetime Part II
For Einstein, linking space and time means that neither distance nor time are absolute; the perception of time depends primarily >>
The Concept of Spacetime Part I
Like an explorer who has arrived in a mythical land, this compound term shimmers before our eyes as a master >>
The Spatiotemporal Infinitude of Multiply Connected Universes
Is the cube a hexahedron? From a topological point of view, the shape of space depends on its overall surface. >>
Does The Universe Have a Center?
We tend to say that the universe began with the Big Bang and then expanded. It is a metaphor, but >>
Is The Universe Finite or Infinite?
“It’s a question that only fools ask themselves”, Einstein replied jokingly. Since the time of Aristotle, mankind has often asked >>
The Models of The Universe
The study of geometrical forms of Universe is based on topology. This exotic mathematics domain that everyone knows primarily through >>
The Concept of The Universe Part III
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The Concept of The Universe Part II
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