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Articles related to "Cosmology"
The Heresy: An Alternate Cosmology for Vampire: the Masquerade A backstory/mythology to replace the Book of Nod, Caine, and the Antediluvians in V:tM. vampire • masquerade • rpg • horror • gaming
Steady State Cosmology The steady state theory was a mid 20th century alternative to the big bang theory. It suggested that there was no moment of creation. The universe has always existed. steady state theory • big bang theory • cosmology • cosmological principle • perfect cosmological principle
Edwin Hubble - Astronomer with a Bang
Edwin Hubble began the field of cosmology when he proved that the universe is made up of many galaxies. He went on to become famous. hubble telescope • hubble law • big bang • astronomer • cosmology
Physics in a Box Sometimes our way of looking at a problem is too limiting. It may be important to remember to think outside the box. science • physics • biology • chemistry • philosophy
The Cosmic Microwave Background A discussion of the history and future of CMB science cmb • cosmology • cosmic microwave background • microwave background • map
The Religion and Spirituality of the Incas To Andean people before the Conquest, rocks, mountains and streams were hardly inanimate objects, but vibrant living spirits. inca rituals • inca gods • andes religion • inca cosmology • mummification andes
The Best Modern Books on Physics Here are some of the best physics books published in the last few years. richard feynman • brian greene • stephen hawking • a brief history of time • the universe in a nutshell
The Gospel of Judas By studying the Gospel of Judas, we can see both the important teachings of the Gnostic Religion and the Christian Religion the wisdom of each and why they split gospel of judas • judas • gnosticism versus christianity • gnosticism • christianity
Miracles--Common and Uncommon
Ever seen a miracle? No? Don’t be too sure. But if you really think you’ve seen no miracles, I will tell you how to experience a miracle right now, this minute. Ready? Go look in the mirror. What you see in there is the greatest of all miracles. And when you come back to your screen, read this little article. You’ll have a whole new outlook—and respect—for miracles! new thought • miracles • creator • creation • christian science
The Zuni People and Their Plants In 1915 the U.S. Government Printing Office published the <I>Thirteenth Annual Report of the Bureau of American Ethnology to the Secretary of the Smithsonian Institution, 1908-1909</i>. Pages 31 to 102 were written by Matilda Coxe Stevenson; they were about the Zuni People and their uses of plants. the zuni people and their plants • gregg m. pasterick • wildflowers of orht america • botany • ecology
What My Readers Want: Numerology and Dreams LJCrowe shares her reader interest and lets you know the focus of upcoming articles on numerology and dreams. Learn more.... dreams • ljcrowe • lauri jean crowe • pythagoras • pythagorean
Beyond the Big Bang On of the most surprising recent discoveries about the universe is not only that it is expanding, but that it is expanding at an accelerating rate. cosmology • cosmologist • big bang • accelerating expansion • dark matter
Big Bang Theory Several scientific tests show the Big Bang Theory provides a true vision of the Origin of the Universe to within 1/100 of a second after The Bang standard model of cosmology • cosmic background radiation • einstein • edwin hubble • alexander friedmann
Brian Greene's "Icarus at the Edge of Time" Author and famed theoretical physicist Dr. Brian Greene aimed at creating a more accessible book with his latest: Icarus at the Edge of Time. brian greene • icarus at the edge of time • cosmology for kids • einstein • theory of relativity
Is Plotinus' Universe a Perfect One? Neoplatonism attempts to explain the participation of the material world in what is wholly and truly "good." But does Plotinus really believe the world is good at all? plotinus • neoplatonism • emanation • plotinus' emanation • hypostases
Steady State and Big Bang Theories Both the steady state and big bang cosmological theories are based on certain fundamental cosmological assumptions and observations. steady state theory • big bang theory • cosmology • cosmological principle • expansion of the universe
The Origin of the Universe Throughout history, humans have tried to explain how everything came to be. The theories we came up with were conjecture based on intuition and imagination. big bang • steady state • static universe • creation myth • cepheids
The Wisdom of Yudhishthir Yudhishthir, the eldest Pandava, was known for his wisdom. He answers a medley of questions from the Yaksha on a wide range of topics. cosmology • yaksha • physics • yudhishthir • darkness
Stephen Hawking Biography Brief biography of Stephen Hawking, English scientist famous for work on black holes in space and the big bang, and his bestselling book, A Brief History of Time. stephen hawking biography • hawking theoretical cosmologist • hawking theoretical physicist • hawking english mathematician • hawking's black holes
What is Exopolitics? Exopolitics, an emerging reality of extraterrestrial communities, opens man to a new vision of the universe. exopolitics • new cosmology • sacred encounters • sacred encounters: spiritual awakenings during clo • dr. janet colli
The Puranas The main scriptures in Hinduism are the Vedas and Puranas. The Vedas contain the phlosophy, whereas the Puranas contain the mythology. In paricular the Puranas have a wealth of information on creation, cosmology, time cycles, incarnations of Gods and the genealogy of legendary kings. The Puranas complement the Vedas by describing the concepts in a simple manner with the help of tales and parables. The two epics, the Ramayana and the Mahabharata, are also popular sources of mythological information. bhagavad gita • mahabharata • vedas • upanishads • vid
The Development Of My Spirituality A disscussion on the development of my personal philosopy of life. spirituality • self-help • mpd
Egyptian Creation Myths Egyptian creation myths parallel many ancient stories that begin with a lifeless void and end with the begetting of male and female and the establishment of order. egyptian creation myths • creation stories of ancient egypt • the primeval hill in egyptian creation • ancient egyptian cosmology • the creation of male and female in egyptian mythol
From the Big Bang to Planet X Terence Dickinson, Canada's leading astronomy writer, distills 30 years of speaking and writing about the universe into the 50 most asked questions and their answers. big bang planet x • most asked questions universe • big bang theory alternatives • questions universe cosmology • terrance dickinson big bang planet x
Medieval Religious Art as Education The art of the Middle Ages was subordinated to the Christian experience on an everyday level and helped to educate illiterate peasants about their faith and cosmology. religious art as education • religious art reinforces faith • what is art • medieval education through art • medieval cathedrals and peasants
Silicon and Astronomy II A brief account of the impact of computers on theoretical cosmology computers in astronomy • data processing
Evolution versus religion (I) Evolution is a major issue for theists, because it explains religion and renders it impotent. The first part explains some basic facts about evolution itself. evolution • creationism • creation • animals • species
Linear vs Circular Logic Aboriginal circular time is considered part of dreamtime myths, while western linear time is considered to be the reality. But does western physics support this? indigenous knowledge systems • murri time • dreamtime myth • circular time • circular logic
The Physics Family Physics is a discipline of science that includes many interrelated and active branches. branches of physics • classic physics • classical physics • modern physics • applied physics
Seeking god in nature Recent speculation points toward a convergence between science and religion. Does nature give evidence for the existence of God, or does she speak only for herself? god • science • religion • nature • quantum mysticism
Nordic Numerology and Dreams A look at numerology as a dream interpretation tool based on Germanic/Nordic traditions and the runic system. dreams • runes • occult • numerology • magic
The Master Plan, part I Space research may appear as a somewhat chaotic dispersion of disparate efforts, space probes, ground telescopes, space telescopes etc. Yet this is not completely true. Scientists manage to arrive to certain consensus, while politics has, the last say. First of a two part article, within a series of related installments. james webb • ngst • hubble • spitzer • sirtf
The Venerable Bede: The Most Learned Man of His Time Bede was a monk, a historian, and a writer. He was excellent at everything he did, writing about history, cosmology, hymns, scriptures, and much more. bede • venerable bede • jarrow • northumbria • history of the english people
Everything I Think I See -- Part 1: The Science of Observing
You've probably heard people say, "Life is what you make of it." Or how about, "Life is but a dream." In the years to come, science might just prove them right. In Part 1 of 3, find out what quantum theory has to say about this interesting topic and how we may, in fact, create our own reality. It's all science that frequently makes its way into our favorite SF stories. quantum theory • quantum mechanics • multiple universes • the heisenberg uncertainty principle • max planck
The Witch Craze in Sixteenth Century Europe Strict definitions of gender roles involving acceptable social standards for women, coupled with long held notions of female susceptibility to temptation led to the craze witch craze in europe • causes of the witch craze • luther and the witch craze • protestantism and women • misogyny and witchcraft
All the King's Horses and All the King's Men... This is the third in a series of articles exploring previously unpublished texts about Middle-earth. The 'Osanwe-kenta' text is closely identified with J.R.R. Tolkien's 'Orcs' essay and 'Quendi and Eldar'. But there may also be a connection with the much later 'Shibboleth of Feanor'. osanwe-kenta • shibboleth of feanor • quendi and eldar
Giving Up The Ghost? This Halloween season brings with it the final publishing demise of Wraith: the Oblivion, White Wolf's RPG where players portray passionate ghosts struggling against the destruction of everything they once loved. white wolf • wraith • wraith the oblivion • ghosts • world of darkness
Mount Mandara and the Elixir of Immortality Find out what the Hindu gods do when they lose thier precious elixir of immortality... mountains • parvati • ganga • ganges river • himalayas
Myth-Making Have a look at what some of the great thinkers of our culture have had to say about Myth-Making. myth-making • euhemerus • freud • jung • levi-strauss
The Subject is Physics Explore the dynamics of nature from the microscopic to the macroscopic on the Internet. physics • physical science • cat scans • mri • laser
Forbidden Kingdom Production Notes Shot on-location in China, "The Forbidden Kingdom" features the magical martial arts choreography of Woo-Ping Yuen. forbidden kingdom movie • facts about forbidden kingdom • behind scenes forbidden kingdom • jackie chan • jet li
Ghosts in Ancient Greece and Rome Although ancient civilizations believed in magic and ghosts, the emerging Christian tradition differentiated ghosts as demons that disguised themselves as the dead. ghosts in ancient rome • ghosts in ancient greece • ghosts and the tombs of the dead • ghosts and demons • demonology and ghosts
Indigenous Knowledge Systems Aboriginal logic systems and ways of knowing are mostly dismissed as primitive and childlike. In fact they are complex systems that are vital to the future of humankind. aboriginal worldview • aboriginal logic systems • aboriginal knowledge • aboriginal knowledge systems • ik systems
Magic ways in Massachusetts and Virginia Both the Puritans and the Virginia Cavaliers had an intense obsession with magic, though for very different reasons; one with fortune, the other with God's 'remarkables'. folkways • virginia cavaliers • puritans • remarkables • fortuna
The Colour of Magic Introducing Rincewind and Death in a pastiche of Fritz Leiber's Lankhmar, Conan the Barbarian, Larry Niven's The Magic Goes Away and even Anne McCaffrey's Dragon books. the colour of magic • terry pratchett • discworld • rincewind • death
Why Build Stonehenge? Was it a temple, burial ground, observatory, or an ancient calendar? paranormal • suite 101 • jodee redmond • stonehenge • druids
Closer to God The cosmology of the Xenaverse was changed at the close of last season. Does the use of biblical "incarnations" indicate a conspiracy to force a Christian ethic on the viewer? xena • hercules • xenaverse • renaissance pictures • fantasy tv
Dante's Divine Comedy, a Pre-Renaissance Classic When Dante wrote his famous Inferno, Purgatorio and Paradiso, it was the 13th century and most of Europe was still medieval. But in the centuries to follow, scholars who read the Commedia declared it to be one of the first glimmers of what would soon be the Renaissance. dante • renaissance • medieval • florence • italian |
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