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Introduction
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Who am I
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The scale of galaxies
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Planetary nebula
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Young stars
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How dense is space
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Infrared surveys
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Spiral Galaxy
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Infrared Galaxy
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Star Size
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Star Behavior
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Canis Majoris Dwarf
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Gravitational Lens
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Dark Matter
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Observing Galaxy Clusters
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Supercomputer Simulation
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Landscape of Gravity
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What is Dark Matter
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What is Dark Energy
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Supernovas
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Hubble Deep Field
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Mount Stromlo Observatory
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The Dark Energy
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The End of the Universe
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Infrared Observations
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Hubble Primary Mirror
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Microwave Emission
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Afterglow
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John Mather
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Large Hadron Collider
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Higgs Boson
Description:
Explore the latest developments in astrophysics with Dr. Michelle Thaller, Assistant Director of Science at the Goddard Space Flight Center, in this 43-minute presentation to the American Geophysical Union staff. Delve into topics ranging from the scale of galaxies and star behavior to the mysteries of dark matter and dark energy. Discover how infrared surveys and supercomputer simulations are advancing our understanding of the universe. Learn about gravitational lensing, galaxy clusters, and the Hubble Deep Field. Examine the role of supernovas in cosmic exploration and the implications of dark energy on the universe's future. Gain insights into cutting-edge research, including the Large Hadron Collider and the search for the Higgs Boson. This comprehensive talk offers a fascinating journey through the cosmos, highlighting the latest breakthroughs in our quest to understand the universe's most enigmatic phenomena.

Finding Our Way in Dark Matter and Energy - Latest Developments in Astrophysics

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