As a result of his opposition to the multiverse, Steinhardt began to explore other cosmological theories which could describe the early universe just as well as inflation, such as the ekpyrotic and cyclic models.
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Edgar Allan Poe was a unique poet during this time, brooding over themes of the macabre and dark, connecting his poetry and aesthetic vision to his philosophical, psychological, moral, and cosmological theories.
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Owen Gingerich, a professor of the history of science at Harvard University and author of a book on the cosmological theories of Ptolemy, Copernicus and Kepler, also finds much of Usher's thesis unconvincing.
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But the gravitational pull from such striking disparities in the distribution of mass would tug the galaxies to and fro violently, distorting the orderly expansion of the universe, if the most fashionable cosmological theories were right.
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Other astronomers do not agree that the debate is over, but they acknowledge that Sandage's results, to be reported in a forthcoming issue of The Astrophysical Journal, represent a major development for cosmological theory.
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A versatile scientist brimming with ideas and a lifelong rebel eager for intellectual combat, Hoyle was most widely known as an author of the cosmological theory, which now has few adherents, that the universe exists in a steady state.
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The main strategies are big bang adoption, parallel adoption and phased adoption . " Big bang " is a metaphor for the cosmological theory of the same name, in which the start of the cosmos happened at one moment in time.
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This idea held that instead of a steady expansion, the universe went through a sudden, much-faster explosive period just after its birth, and it seemed to solve the problem, and became the most widely-accepted cosmological theory.
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These can be used to explain the origin, structure and evolution of the universe on cosmic scales ., the vast majority of researchers have openly reject plasma cosmology because it does not match modern observations of astrophysical phenomena or accepted cosmological theory.
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A versatile scientist brimming with ideas and a lifelong rebel eager for intellectual combat, Hoyle was most widely known as an author, in 1948, of the cosmological theory, which now has few adherents, that the universe exists in a steady state.
