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Dark Matter – First Draft In the scientific community, many ask what forces drive the shaping of galaxies and the universe. This question is difficult to answer because physicists realized there was missing mass when they were looking at galaxies in the universe. Galaxies simply could not exist without accounting for additional mass. However, scientist Fritz Zwicky theorized a solution for this problem in the 1930’s (Basak). He used the abstract idea that this missing mass could be accounted for

Evidence pointed towards that the universe was expanding, but this was not enough to separate the Big Bang theory from its’ rivals. A few decades after the redshift concept was discovered, scientists detected groundbreaking evidence that was considered the smoking gun. Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson detected the remnants of radiation created from the Big Bang. This cosmic background radiation was the thermal radiation left over from the Big Bang. It was collected in the form as omnidirectional microwaves

Our lives are limited, the majority of them ending just before becoming a century old. Our collective age as a species is also miniscule, lasting only the hour before New Year’s if the existence of our universe was shrunk into a calendar year. This puts not only time, but our limitations into perspective. Such vast numbers cannot be comprehended by our minds, hence the popular calendar metaphor. Studying astronomy makes aware to us our limitations and thus reveals an awe-inspiring new realm that

structure, all separated by the sizeableness of empty house between them, wasn 't born that manner and did not exist that manner forever. Instead, the Universe came to be this fashion as a result of it enlarged and cooled from a hot, dense, uniform, matter-and-radiation-filled state with no galaxies, stars, or perhaps atoms gift at the beginning. Everything that exists in its current kind nowadays did not exist thirteen.8 billion years past, and every one of this was puzzled out throughout the past

The Use of Magic in Medieval Literature The concept of magic and magical creatures has been around for a long time, however, in the time period ranging from Beowulf to Malory's Arthur, there has been an evolution in attitudes and the consequent treatment of magic in medieval literature. The discussion of magic involves not only the disparity between Christian and pagan tradition but also of gender roles, most notably in the Arthurian mythos. Beowulf, Marie De France's Bisclavret and Lanval,

movement was investigated among the motion of the galaxies speed, in comparison to the radiation. It was found to not match up, leading to the discovery of dark flow, and the differing theories to explain it. The first theory suggests that "chunks of matter" were accelerated

Investigation of Dark Matter Introduction Throughout the years, scientists have been looking for the missing mass of the universe; it has yet remained an unsolved mystery. Using different methods, scientists have tried to determine the mass of the universe and surprisingly found a discrepancy suggesting that ninety percent of the mass of the universe is nowhere to be found. Then here comes the term “dark matter”, referring to this unfound matter of the universe.

own to Einstein's field equations. The universes described by the different scientists varied. De Sitter's model had no matter in it. This model is actually not considered to be a bad approximation since the average density of the universe is extremely low. Lemaître's universe expanded from a "primeval atom." Friedmann's universe also expanded from a very dense clump of matter, but did not involve the cosmological constant. These models helped explain what happened to the universe shortly after its

Between Malory’s Le Morte D’Arthur and Campbell’s “Mordred: A Tragedy in Five Acts,” people began desiring more of a visually entertaining story with less stories being told in person and the emergence of films which accounts for Campbell’s version of the Arthurian story having a more physically evil looking Mordred than the Mordred that Malory portrays. Campbell’s version of the story also focuses more on how Mordred is an illegitimate child while Malory focuses on Mordred being the son of King

unsettling subject matter of war by using his own personal perspective to explore the harsh brutal reality of war. Through sensory imagery, he portrayed the severe everlasting conditions. Owen’s treatment for shellshock at Craig Lockhart mental hospital influenced his writing and he was undergoing the treatment when his first poem was published. His poems continued to be published even after his death in November 1918, one week before the ceasefire. Owen presents the horrific subject matter through ‘Strange