Sentences with phrase «universe looks»

Home has become such a complex place of games, social groups, and so much more, that to simply hang a number like 23 million on it is like trying comprehend what 80 - 100 billion galaxies in the observable universe looks like.

Doki universe looks ok but muramassa looks interesting.

This book will help you learn from charter school experiences, better understand charter school performance, reflect on the non-achievement impacts of charter schools, and provide you information on what the charter school universe looks like today.

It's not quite the real world, however; it's Mametland, that gritty, aggressive, masculine universe looks like reality but sounds like the theater, where every pungent insult and staccato phrase is savored by the actors like a holy wafer.

They'll also have Civil War under their belts before they get started on Infinity War, so the next phase of the Marvel cinematic universe looks to be in good hands.

Divine timing is one of the ways that the universe looks out for you.

Have you ever stared at the night sky and wondered what the universe looks like up close?

Astronomers have long known that at the largest scale, the universe looks like sea - foam: clusters of galaxies surrounding large, empty bubbles.

Star birth also explains where the atoms in our bodies come from and why the universe looks the way it does today.

Do we know what the universe looks like today?»

The group is roughly one - twentieth the diameter of the observable universe — big enough to challenge a principle dating back to Einstein, that, on large scales, the universe looks the same in every direction.

Perhaps the reason the universe looks strange is not because of dark matter, but because the standard theory of gravity is slightly wrong, Milgrom suggests.

«You'd have to admit that the universe looks a bit odd,» he agrees.

The reason the universe looks odd to us, Mersini - Houghton thinks, is that cosmologists have been starting from a faulty assumption: that our universe is the one and only.

Because of their profound emptiness, voids make unique laboratories for testing why the universe looks and behaves the way it does.

Obviously, we don't know what the unobservable part of the universe looks like.

Then inflation would seize hold, ripping apart these now almost - identical patches and flinging them to the opposite ends of the sky, solving the mystery of why the universe looks the same in every direction.

The universe looks back at our efforts to grasp it and says, «there is continuity for your use, but the continuity you use in your act of being conscious was not there yesterday, and will be gone tomorrow; today it is my gift to you.»

Just before New Year's Eve, the marketing universe looks inward for predictions about the upcoming year.

What would the universe look like?

And by the way, for the intelligent design crowd, how, exactly, do you DARE to disbelieve tbe evidence that was «obviously» «crafted» with such care to make the universe look like it's 13 billion years old?

How does the sidereal universe look to the eyes of modern science?

Here is a drawing of what those primitive Middle Eastern Hebrew men thought the Earth and the universe looked like:

The cat is both dead and alive, according to Everett — it just depends which universe you look in.

That's exactly what the universe looked like before the first stars ignited and the first galaxies formed.

Yet cosmologists still invoked it from time to time, intrigued by its ability to make their models of the universe look more balanced.

In this month's Scientific American article «Gravitational - Wave Detectors Get Ready to Hunt for the Big Bang,» Ross Andersen writes about an audacious plan to use exquisitely precise measuring tools called atom interferometers to map out what the universe looked like when it was just a trillionth of a second old.

Earlier satellites such as the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe detected microwave energy left over from the Big Bang, showing what the infant universe looked like when it was roughly 300,000 years old.

Cosmologist Hiranya Peiris of University College London and colleagues decided to test for a multiverse by examining the cosmic microwave background (CMB) radiation, a remnant of the big bang that provides a map of what the universe looked like some 380,000 years into its existence.

That means Segue 1 could go a long way toward supplying theorists with the information they need to fully understand the first stars in all their variety — nothing less than a comprehensive picture of what the universe looked like when it lit up for the first time.

Wheeler conjectures we are part of a universe that is a work in progress; we are tiny patches of the universe looking at itself — and building itself.

What did the universe look like in its toddler years?

The meeting, known as Planck 2014, centers on an image that replicates what the universe looked like when it was 380,000 years old — a time when the temperature of much of outer space was hotter that the sun.

It provides a glimpse of what the universe looked like almost 14 billion years ago, and can shed light on everything from the evolution of the universe to how much dark matter and dark energy the universe contains.

NASA has yet to find a habitable exoplanet, a planet where humans could live outside the solar system, but it has dedicated space telescopes probing the universe looking for suitable worlds.

It provides a glimpse of what the universe looked like 14 billion years ago, and can shed light on everything from the evolution of the universe to how much dark matter and dark energy the universe contains.

There's a lot of character model and animation asset reuse from MVC3, which I'm fine with, but some of it doesn't seem to transition over well from the more comic - book art style to this game's more cinematic universe look.

This trailer for Ridley Scott's The Martian is an incredibly well done in - universe look at the crew of the Ares 3.

Half - human and half - alien, he travels the universe looking to make a quick buck and as the story begins he's in trouble with his boss Yondu (Michael Rooker)

So for us as a business we really looked at initially what is the universe look like, you know, what can we do, what are our potential customers, what are the potential revenue streams that we could create, what can we do from a revenue perspective, what can we do in order to help build and improve upon and participate in the community.

Headlander (Adult Swim Games) A different twist on the metroidvania genre — set in a retro - flavored alternate timeline, you traverse the universe looking for clues to what demolished the human race.

Here is roughly how the Street Fighter 2 universe looked by the end of 1996.

Because really, why wouldn't a being from the outer reaches of the universe look like a small clear disc housing a metallic body, with antennae?

Such «thought experiments» (e.g., what would the universe look like if you traveled on the crest of a light wave?)

To think that the God of the universe looked ahead through the ages, and saw you, and Kevin, and your Sweet P, and brought about the circumstances to bring you all together, well it just blows my mind what an awesome God we serve.

Not exact matches

Physicists could look for evidence of other universes using tools designed to measure ripples in spacetime — also known as primordial gravitational waves — that would have been generated by the universe's initial expansion from the Big Bang.

«Today in the universe of search, you type what you are looking for, tomorrow as we talk about something, you will see the relevant things come to what we talk about.»

«We have a contract with the people who go online with us, that we look after them and they are within the PlayStation curated universe.»

This cinematic universe just needed a few bright colors added to it, but the big difference comes when you look at the tagline:

Discussing all of Blige's success, Henson looked Seacrest directly in the eyes and said with a smirk, «You know what, the universe has a way of taking care of the good people.»