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Quote:Cosmology is the science of the nature, origin, and history of the universe. This book offers an accessible introduction to cosmology. It provides an overview of modern cosmology and contains worked examples of calculations to help readers understand the information presented. 







Quote:Discusses the cosmology of the universe. Includes new data from the Hubble telecscope providing discoveries that suggest tentative indications that neutrinos possess mass, and that the Universe may be expanding at an accelerated pace, which, if proven, may justify Einstein's cosmological constant.