Sentences with phrase «mysteries of the universe»

The key to solve such mysteries of the universe as mentioned above is to capture radio waves coming from the universe.

Scientific research probes the deepest mysteries of the universe and of living things, and it creates applications and technologies that benefit humanity and create wealth.

That is the only true mystery of the universe left and what it all boils down to.

The real mystery of magic is gone, just like the real mystery of the universe.

Atheists have eyes wide open and appreciate the amazing diversity of life and the incredible mysteries of the universe.

To the religious attitude, however, it is primarily through symbols (and their unfolding in myth and ritual) that the ultimate, transcendent mystery of the universe becomes transparent.

There are certain mysteries of the universe and life that will not be solved in the foreseeable future.

A new theory asserts that biology, not physics, will be the key to unlocking the deepest mysteries of the universe.

His work is indeed fascinating and shows some of the great mysteries of the universe with possible explainations (though string theory is a joke), but again, I don't see how he has disproven any religion, beyond Fundamentalist Christianity that insists evolution isn't real or that we live on a Young Earth.

Linklater is interested in talk, people sorting out the various mysteries of the universe through intelligent discussion.

Obviously this truth applies to religion, where we are dealing with the ultimate mysteries of the universe and the profoundest experiences of the soul.

Dark matter has long remained one of the greatest unsolved mysteries of the universe.

Stephen Hawking, the legendary astrophysicist and a man who has solved some of the most complex mysteries of the universe, was recently asked what it is he thinks about the most.

For astronomers, the Archive is a gold mine with the potential to yield more absorption systems or other unexpected mysteries of the universe.

In this startling and lavishly illustrated book, Stephen Hawking and Leonard Mlodinow present the most recent scientific thinking about these and other abiding mysteries of the universe, in nontechnical language marked by brilliance and simplicity.

McEwan adds, «For scientists searching for answers to the ever - deepening mysteries of the universe, life can be full of drama, joy and plain old hard work.

The unknown forces that briefly bound them could explain a larger mystery of the universe: how neutron stars, the incredibly dense remains of certain large stars, can pack matter together so tightly.

As an inquisitive teenager growing up in Bowling Green, Ohio, he wanted to become a particle physicist and unscrew the twisted mysteries of the universe.

Physics has come a long way since then, but as Greene reminds us, in many ways the profound mystery of the universe remains undiminished.

If axions are found, it would be a major discovery that could explain not only dark matter, but other lingering mysteries of the universe.

«Advanced LIGO represents a critically important step forward in our continuing effort to understand the extraordinary mysteries of our universe,» said NSF Director France A. Córdova.

Here, you can get the picture of grand mysteries of the universe to be explored by ALMA and astronomical endeavors to address such big scientific challenges with ALMA.

It's a graceful exploration of a sometimes comforting, sometimes distressing mystery of the universe, and the unsettling combination of meaning and emptiness will linger long after the last page.

In a world where scientific discovery and exploration is slowly but surely unravelling the myriad mysteries of the universe, it's gratifying to know that some idiot can still find time to come up with such a ludicrous invention as Glow In The Dark Loo Roll.

You are right about the unfathomable mystery of the universe.

It is the nature of astronomers and astrophysicists to look up at the stars with wonder, searching for answers to the still - unsolved mysteries of the universe.

he legendary astrophysicist and a man who has solved some of the most complex mysteries of the universe, was recently asked what it is he thinks about the most.

Stephen Hawking inspired people with his work on black holes and other mysteries of the universe.

Stephen Hawking, the visionary physicist who wrote A Brief History of Time and dedicated his life to exploring and explaining the mysteries of the universe, has died at 76.

The book is about aliens destroying the earth to make way for a hyperspace highway and features Marvin the Paranoid Android and a supercomputer designed to answer all the mysteries of the universe.

Who are we to question the mysteries of the universe?

This is no different to scientists who continue to struggle to understand the mystery of our universe, the only difference is that science focusses on the external and the how, religion on the internal and the why.

I was merely pointing out that the Bible isn't the only way to learn about God or the mysteries of the universe, or whatever.

As such our theologies do little more than itemize our various ignorances and self - interests before the mystery of the universe.

I was hoping that he was actually going to come up with something amazing or neat which he was hinting at before, but instead, he gives up on that supposed scientific theory and arrogantly, and obnoxiously declares that he knows all the mysteries of the universe and everything about existence when he couldn't figure out anything about what happens in a quantum singularity or parallel universes or whatever he was working on.

Hawking never claims to be the only authority on the mysteries of the universe.

Be proud to be a human, use that amazingly complex brain of yours to figure out all of the mysteries of the universe and stop thinking without being honest and critical of your ideas.

The only person ever to have been endowed with greater wisdom, directly imbued from God, greater than any other human, King Solomon said, when «pondering the mysteries of the universe» (i.e., the meaning of life), «Now all has been heard; here is the conclusion of the matter: Fear God and keep his commandments, for this is the duty of all mankind» (Ecclesiastes 12:13).

We live in a world rightly fascinated by the mysteries of the universe and of science, and what we learn over and over again is how small and fragile we really are.

Coupled with the idea that the great mysteries of the universe will never be explained by science alone, all of my atheist friends (many who are very very well educated) are still open to the idea that something (or perhaps Someone) bigger than them has a part in our daily lives.

Yes, our awesome minds (one of the great mysteries of our universe) were also created by him.