Cosmology

Planck, in an attempt to rationalise the problems of quantum mechanics and gravity, noted that a unit of length could be derived from the fundamental constants that appear throughout general relativity  

The ability of a body at a characteristic temperature to absorb and emit radiation at all wavelengths with equal and unit efficiency. The general application of all of the laws of black body radiation to the description of stars 

This law describes the complete wavelength-intensity profile of a black body characterised by a single temperature 

Light-harvesting molecules on a planet around a local star have developed an absorption spectrum to collect light at the maximum flux from the local star 

The amazing result following measurement of the fossil radiation from the Big Bang 

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This may be the first demonstration that a natural L-enan-tiomer enrichment occurs in certain cosmological environments. Could these observations be relevant to the emergence of L-enan-tiomers as the dominant amino acids on the earth And, if so, could there be life elsewhere in the universe that is based upon the same amino acid handedness ... 

In 1916 Einstein completed his most widely known book on the special and the general theory of relativity, popularly explained, wrote the first paper on gravitational waves, and became president of the Deutsche Physikalische GeseJlschaft. In 1917 he became ill, suffering successively from a liver ailment, a stomach ulcer, jaundice, and general weakness, but nevertheless he managed to complete the first paper on relativistic cosmology. He did not fully recover until 1920. 

Andrei Sakliarov was a Soviet physicist who became, in the words of the Nobel Peace Prize Committee, a spokesman for the conscience of mankind. He made many important contributions to our understanding of plasma physics, particle physics, and cosmology. He also designed nuclear weapons for two decades, becoming the father of the Soviet hydrogen bomb in the Ih.SOs. After recognizing the dangers of nuclear weapons tests, he championed the 1963 U.S.-Soviet test ban treaty and other antinuclear initiatives. 

Whose morning coffee chats about piiysics, engineering and cosmology kept my sanity in check. 

Weinberg, S., 1972, Gravitation and Cosmology, (John Wiley Sons, New York), covers special and general relativity and applications in the fields of astrophysics and cosmology. 

With two adjustable constants, you can fit a straight line. With five, you can fit an elephant. With eight, you can fit a running elephant or a cosmological model of the universe. ... 

COSMOtherm, release C21 01 06, BP-TZVP 01 06 parameterization, COSMOlogic GmbH Co. KG. 

COSMOFrag COSMOlogic GmbH Co. KG, Germany http //www.cosmologic.de 2D 35, 36... 

Madathanus, Hinricus. Cosmology, or universal science. Cabala. Alchemy. Containing the mysteries of the universe, regarding God Nature Man, the macrocosm and microcosm, eternity and time explained according to the religion of Christ, by means of The secret symbols of the Rosicrucians of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries. 

Obrist, Barbara. Cosmology and alchemy in an illustrated 13th century alchemical tract Constantine of Pisa, "The book of the secrets of alchemy". Micrologus 1 (1993) 115- 160. 

Papathanassiou, Maria. Stephanus of Alexandria pharmaceutical notions and cosmology in his alchemical work. Ambix 37, no. 3 (Nov 1990) 121-133. 

Versluis, Arthur. "Mysticism and spiritual harmonics in eighteenth-century England." In ALEXANDRIA Cosmology, Philosophy, Myth, and Culture. 2 ed. Phanes Press. 

Rees, Graham. Francis Bacon s semi-Paracelsian cosmology. Ambix 22, no. 2 (Jul 1975) 81-101. 

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