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Meanings of cosmology in English

Russian
космология
Portuguese
cosmologia
Spanish
cosmologia
Catalan
cosmologia
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Academic study of the universe.

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космология
Portuguese
cosmologia
Catalan
cosmologia

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

cosmologia
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Examples for "cosmologies"
Examples for "cosmologies"
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In mediaeval England attempts to reconcile the two cosmologies were doomed to failure.
Jonathan strange and mr norrell
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Stars, creeds, cosmologies, promptly receded into remote perspective and had to shift for themselves.
Where the Blue Begins
3
There are other beings in other universes, other cosmologies, that think, and travel, and explore.
The Fuller Memorandum
4
It is a catalyst for pea-brained theories, gimcrack scholarship, and the credulous cosmologies of hysteria.
Sympathy for the devil
5
Children have their own logic in the same way that primitive cultures have their own cosmologies.
The nobodies album
Russian
философская космология
Spanish
filosofía de la cosmología

Discipline directed to the philosophical contemplation of the universe as a totality, and to its conceptual foundations.

философская космология
Usage of cosmology in English
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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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Some promising ideas, such as inflationary cosmology and string theory, already exist.
Death by black hole: and other cosmic quandaries
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For other mystics that cosmology is a symbol of the rich feeling.
Crome Yellow
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I gave a lecture on cosmology and on dark matter, Krauss said.
Wired
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The medieval cosmology was of hierarchical spheres with God's Empyrean beyond everything.
The Irish Times
10
The scientific community, and specifically the cosmology community, must hate Michael Hawkins.
The Irish Times
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But his most significant work was in the area of relativity and cosmology.
The Irish Times
12
Only a few decades ago, cosmology was exciting, but quite esoteric.
The Guardian
13
The cosmology is thoroughly Johannine, and only awaits the name of the Logos.
Outspoken Essays
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We live in an Everett-Wheeler cosmology, all possible parallel universes coexisting.
The Atrocity Archives
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So the recent discovery of tachyons has enormous implications for cosmology.
Timescape
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Consider instead that it actually fits the liberation movement cosmology of the ANC.
The South African
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Portuguese
cosmologia
Cosmology through the time
Cosmology across language varieties
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