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01:12:36 Higgs Centre Colloquium: Martin White… Higgs Centre Colloquium: Martin White 'Modeling large-scale structure in the golden age of cosmological surveys'	Higgs Centre Colloquium: Martin White 'Modeling large-scale structure in the golden age of cosmological surveys' Speaker: Martin White (University of California Berkeley) Abstract The Universe we observe exhibits order on a wide range of scales, and the study of this large-scale structure provides one of our… higgs centre theory things galaxies scale bias perturbation physics parameters model redshift galaxy surveys thing spectrum lot expansion density question formation simulations From Ines Foidl 0 likes 23 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved Date Created June 17th, 2022
59:28 Higgs Hour with Florian Beutler: 'Expanding… Higgs Hour with Florian Beutler: 'Expanding the BAO science case'	Higgs Hour with Florian Beutler: 'Expanding the BAO science case' Speaker: Florian Beutler (University of Edinburgh) Cosmology has the potential to test fundamental physics through the discovery of new particles (e.g. dark matter) and new fields that governed… higgs centre higgs hour galaxy oscillations density constraints oscillation cmb spectrum power matter universe scale models photons galaxies inflation particles systematics features frequency surveys From Ines Foidl 0 likes 15 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved Date Created March 5th, 2021
01:03:20 Higgs Centre Colloquium: Clare DOBBS… Higgs Centre Colloquium: Clare DOBBS 'Molecular cloud and star formation in spiral arms'	Higgs Centre Colloquium: Clare DOBBS 'Molecular cloud and star formation in spiral arms' Speaker: Clare Dobbs (University of Exeter)Abstract: Molecular clouds are the densest regions of gas in galaxies, in which localised gravitational collapse leads to the formation… higgs centre clouds gas formation stars clusters simulations star galaxy density cluster sort disc collision masses scale galaxies cloud mass gravity question From Ines Foidl 0 likes 16 plays 0 Licence Type All rights reserved Date Created November 20th, 2020
02:12 Discovering Astronomy PHYS 08039 Discovering Astronomy PHYS 08039	Discovering Astronomy PHYS 08039 Is Discovering Astronomy the outside course for you? Watch this video to find out more. DISCOVERING ASTRONOMYPHYS08039; Semester 1; 20 credits; Level 8An accessible Astronomy course for everyone! … school of physics and astronomy astronomy semester 1 20 credits coursework and exam phys08039 the solar system star and planet formation extrasolar planets stellar evolution milky way galaxy galaxy formation cosmology the big bang science workshops week lectures workshop mass universe coursework exam tutorials session zoom holes planets galaxies questions semester blakey stephanie secretary From Beth Biller 0 likes 51 plays 0 Course Code PHYS 08039 Licence Type All rights reserved The University of Edinburgh
07:03 AstroTech - Detectors - Galaxies since the dawn… AstroTech - Detectors - Galaxies since the dawn of time	AstroTech - Detectors - Galaxies since the dawn of time This project was created by the School of Physics and Astronomy, University of Edinburgh. mooc openmediabank oer astrotech the science and technology behind astronomical discovery technology astronomy astrophysics data universe galaxy light detector From Rachael Mfoafo 0 likes 9 plays Publisher University of Edinburgh Licence Type Creative Commons - Attribution No Derivatives Language English Date Created June 2nd, 2015

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