Universe

Weinberg's A Designer Universe      The phenomenon of the creation of the universe has baffled many for some time. The question of whether or not a designer/God put together this most intricate world in a personal quest or project leaves many in great debate. Was life brought about by some evolutionary feat? Or, in opposition, did an intelligent being create life with perfection in mind? Both questions can be answered in many different ways. Steven Weinberg, writer of A Designer Universe, offers his thoughts

The debate over the creation of the universe is one that has been argued for many years by philosophers, scientists and of course theists and atheists alike and yet it appears an agreement on the topic is quite far from reach. There are various arguments that attempt to explain the origin of the universe, yet to this day not a single one has been accepted as the absolute truth. That being said it is not expected that this debate will be resolved by the end of this paper, but rather the goal of this

much dark matter there is because of its effect on the expanse of the universe, but besides that, it 's a complete mystery. but it is important we figure it out, because dark energy takes up about 68% of the universe. dark matter takes up approximately 27%,everything else, like the earth, and all of our observed universe and all normal matter, takes up less than 5% of the universe. yet even though it takes up so little of the universe we still call it "normal. dark matter is technically hypothetical

The Restaurant at the End of the Universe by Douglas Adams is the fun-filled, witty sequel to The Hitch-hiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. The book picks up right after its prequel, with the main characters, Arthur, Ford, Trillian and Zaphod being attacked by a Vogon ship. Throughout the entirety of the book, seemingly random situations occur to guide the reader from one plot point to the next. When Zaphod Beeblebrox’s ancestor saves the crew of the Heart of Gold ship after Arthur breaks the improbability

that the gas was ionized within the first billion years of the universe, we need to observe something more distant than quasars to learn when the gas was first ionized: the cosmic microwave background radiation. Since the cosmic microwave background photons were emitted roughly 380,000 years after the Big Bang, much earlier than the photons from quasars, their properties tell us about the subsequent evolutionary history of the universe. Microwave photons move freely through neutral gas, but they scatter

in December 2014, top cosmologist Lee Smolin published a book suggesting that the only way to solve the big bang’s many scientific problems is to argue that the laws of physics were different in the past. (Smolin, L. & Unver, R.M., The Singular Universe and the Reality of Time: A Proposal in Natural Philosophy, Cambridge University Press, 2014.) So, when the facts don’t fit their creation story, secular scientists must turn to alternative ‘scientific laws’ drawn from their imaginations.”

HOLDING UP THE UNIVERSE by:JENNIFER NIVEN The story that I choose to read was Holding Up The Universe by Jennifer Niven. I originally choose to read this book because it’s cover looked very interesting to me. The title hooked me and reading the book has been nothing but interesting. The book was about to teenagers whose worlds were completely different but were both the exact opposite of ideal. They were both struggling through hard times until they found each other. I would recommend other people

Insisted on Question ‘WHO’ IS THE UNIVERSE? • The ‘man-made’ science is gullible but dogmatically advocates that everything in Macro-cosmos as ‘dead’ and everything that is happening there as ‘Lifeless Forces of Nature’. Unable to ‘recognize’ in those ‘Forces of Nature’ The CREATIVE POWER of the respective part of ‘The UNIVERSE’, and in the infinite immensity of ‘Macro-Cosmos’ a body of ‘The Universe’, and the master ‘behind everything’ - The ‘I’ of ‘The Universe’, it regards, even for the size of

my writing. Earlier in the semester, I was assigned an essay for my chemistry lab class. We were instructed to watch a video about Dr. Stephen Hawking’s theory on the origin of the universe and then to summarize the video in a 500-word essay. In my opinion, the essay I wrote titled “Dr. Hawking’s Origin of the Universe” was merely average. Although there were some very strong points made throughout the essay, it can be improved on in many other areas. My strengths in this assignment were my use of

Theories of How The Universe Formed There are many theories on how the universes was created. Some being ideas based on science and some being mere myths. The Big Bang Theory is a science based theory, it gives a rational explanation as to how the universe might have come into existence. The Big Bang theory states that all matter of the universe started a one giant atom which exploded with a 'big bang' sending dust a gas in all directions. That gas and dust then forming the suns and planets we