'Wilkinson microwave anisotropy probe' presentation slideshows

Cosmology in LARGE volume string models

01/29/2013@Osaka U. Cosmology in LARGE volume string models. Tetsutaro Higaki. arXiv : 1208.3563 published in JHEP 1211 (2012) 125 with Fuminobu Takahashi at Tohoku U. See also arXiv : 1208.3562 by Cicoli , Conlon and Quevedo. Production of a hot dark matter

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Results from Three-Year WMAP Observations

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Cosmic Microwave Background & Primordial Gravitational Waves

Jun-Qing Xia Key Laboratory of Particle Astrophysics, IHEP Planck Member CHEP, PKU, April 3, 2014. Cosmic Microwave Background & Primordial Gravitational Waves. BICEP2 Paper (arXiv:1403.3985). Tensor Modes Detection by BICEP2. (Ade et al., 1403.3985).

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CMB and early Universe physics

CMB and early Universe physics. ???. ????????? 2013.12.12. c ontent. CMB physics Recent Planck results Anomalies in CMB map. I. CMB physics. CMB ??? CMB ???????? CMB ????? CMB ??????? ??. 1. CMB ???. t he reaction rate vs. the expansion rate. decoupling during recombination.

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Evolution of the Universe

Evolution of the Universe. From the Big Bang to the Big Chill. Dan Caton. What we will look at. The Big Bang Star formation (with or without planets) Stellar evolution and death The Big Chill ------------- Questions and Break -----------

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Th e Bi g Bang

Th e Bi g Bang. D r . Mike MacCallum Long Beach City College mmaccallu m @lbcc.edu. Astrono m y Pictur e o f th e D a y. http://apod.na s a.gov/apod/. ?. Astronome r o f th e W eek. Alan H. Guth. ?.

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Universe Eighth Edition

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The Cosmos

The Cosmos. Robert C. Newman. The Cosmos. Carl Sagan said: " The cosmos is all that is, or ever was, or ever will be. " If Christianity is true, Sagan is mistaken. But we can perhaps define the cosmos as " All that we humans can see from in here where we have been placed. "

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Origins of the Universe

Origins of the Universe. The Big Bang Theory Until 100 years ago, scientists believed nothing ever changed in outer space. . The Big Bang Theory = everything in the universe came from a single starting point, approximately 13.7 billion years ago.

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Ch. 23 - Cosmology Part 2

Ch. 23 - Cosmology Part 2. The Beginning & the End. Skip Forward to 1964.

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What is aquatic ecology?

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Physics I for Physicists and Astronomers 29:27

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Introduction to Astrophysics

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Various Techniques for Measuring Astronomical Distances

Various Techniques for Measuring Astronomical Distances. Alex Blanton. Introduction. A very common tool for knowing the distance to a star is the distance modulus. Through knowing of the Galaxies motion, a celestial body can be determined by calculating its galactic position.

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THE UNIVERSE AND ITS STARS

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PHYS1005: Introduction to Astronomy & Space Science

PHYS1005: Introduction to Astronomy & Space Science. Broad introduction to modern astronomy and astrophysics Apply simple physical principles to very distant objects (well beyond reach) and learn about their nature Nature of the course :

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The Universe

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MILKY WAY

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Space exploration

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Building Blocks of the Universe

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