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Meanings of cosmogeny in English

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cosmologia
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cosmologia

The branch of astrophysics that studies the origin and evolution and structure of the universe.

        cosmologia
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        Examples for "cosmology"
        Examples for "cosmology"
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        This is in many peoples view the most difficult question in cosmology.
        The Guardian
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        But unprecedented methodological challenges are facing contemporary cosmology and particle physics today.
        The Guardian
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        Those challenges promised million-dollar prizes, which is beyond the cosmology community's budget.
        Wired
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        When it comes to cosmology, for example, he has little to say.
        The Guardian
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        Two major methodological challenges arise equally in contemporary cosmology and particle physics.
        The Guardian
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        The fact of a Creator is the fundamental teaching of its cosmogony.
        Studies in the Life of the Christian: His Faith and His Service
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        The cosmogony from which such an idea was derived was simple enough.
        The Roman and the Teuton / A Series of Lectures delivered before...
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        Still another type of myth is associated with cosmogony and natural phenomena.
        Philippine Folk-Tales
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        This is only a small part of the ancient cosmogony of the Brahmins.
        Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary
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        I spent a long time, in youth, studying myths and cosmogony.
        The Scar
        Usage of cosmogeny in English
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        Popular Cosmogeny.-Anaddition, however, to this simple system had to be made, in deference to, and on a plane with, the intelligence of the masses.
        Religions of Ancient China
        Translations for cosmogeny
        Portuguese
        cosmologia