Tag: Inflation (cosmology)

• Reading something shocking

  I wonder if there is any major part of physics that has changed so fundamentally in the last thirty years as cosmology. Back in 1987 cosmology was more or less the last module we were taught as part of the astrophysics degree. But what we were taught then seems like basic arithmetic compared to today’s…

  Adrian McMenamin

  April 29, 2014

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  Astrophysics, Cosmic microwave background radiation, Gravitational wave, Inflation (cosmology), inflationary cosmology, Karl Popper, Mathematical Universe, Max Tegmark, Multiverse, Weak anthropomorphic principle