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Date: Mon, 19 August 2019, 15:00 to
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How well do we know our universe?
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Some ancient ideas
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The Norse World Tree
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The hierarchical universe
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Pythagorean Counter-Earth...
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Enter...Science
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The decreasing importance of Man on the Earth
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A second demotion...?
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Where is the Galactic Centre?
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Is our Galaxy alone in the universe?
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Are all these nebulae in the Galaxy?
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Majority View as expressed by Agnes Clerk
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The majority view turned out to be wrong: The Third Demotion!
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Cosmological Revolution
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Hubble's Law 1929
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Standard Cosmology
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Explanation of the expanding universe
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All models predicted that the universe originated in a "Big Bang"
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A Singular Beginning
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What is Big Bang?
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1946-48: George Gamow used the aspect of the early universe that it was very hot
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The last scattering surface, however, places a limit on how far or how early a universe we can observe.
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The very early universe
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Time temperature/energy relationship
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Astroparticle Physics
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Inflation
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Theories and Speculations
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The status of inflation
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Some epicycles of modern cosmology
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If dark matter out to be wholly baryonic, it will pose problems for the big bang, e.g., too little primordial deuterium, large scale structure would create too large fluctuations today in the radiat…
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Emperor's New Clothes?
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A plea to the cosmologists: Please treat the subject as open with some room for alternative ideas...
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Q&A
Description:
Embark on a captivating journey through the history and evolution of our understanding of the universe in this thought-provoking colloquium. Explore ancient cosmological ideas, scientific revolutions, and modern theories as the speaker traces humanity's quest to comprehend the cosmos. Delve into topics such as the expanding universe, Big Bang theory, inflation, and dark matter while critically examining the current state of cosmology. Gain insights into the challenges and limitations of our current models, and consider the importance of remaining open to alternative cosmological ideas. Engage with complex concepts in astrophysics and cosmology, from ancient world views to cutting-edge theories in astroparticle physics, concluding with a stimulating Q&A session.

How Well Do We Know Our Universe? by Jayant Narlikar

International Centre for Theoretical Sciences
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