Sentence examples for cosmic picture from inspiring English sources

The big, cosmic picture is represented in a 16th-century Italianate painting of the Last Judgment by a Flemish artist from the circle of Pieter Pourbus.

In this cosmic picture, about a microsecond after the primordial explosion, the universe was in a state called the Quark Gluon Plasma (QGP) in which quarks and gluons, the basic constituents of the strong interaction force, QCD, roamed freely.

This bizarre and unsympathetic cosmic picture results when we force the Bible to be something it is not.

(The couple teach at an art school in Dusseldorf). Thomas Struth showed strangely stylized portraits and views of art museums at Marion Goodman, and Thomas Ruff exhibited his cosmic pictures of stars for the first time in New York at 303 Gallery.

In short, Planck's Hubble constant is based on a cosmic baby picture.

BICEP2 has shown that humongous gravitational waves that are billions of lightyears long are distorting their cosmic baby picture.

The planetary spheres, with their countless forms of life, are naught but figures in a cosmic motion picture... One's values are profoundly changed when he is finally convinced that creation is only a vast motion picture; and that not in, but beyond it, lies in his own reality".

The advice from those of us in the press peanut gallery was always the same and simple: pictures — cosmic postcards like the live pictures of other planets being transmitted from the Viking and Voyager spacecraft — early and often.

At that point in cosmic history, the picture would move briskly toward its denouement.

The triple disc set – featuring the Californian saxophonist, bandleader, composer and cosmic jazz adventurer pictured on the cover stood superimposed over two planets – is so extravagantly long he couldn't have fitted much more than half of it into his 90-minute set tonight.

COBE provided overwhelming evidence in favor of the so-called 'Big Bang' picture of cosmic evolution, demonstrating that cosmic microwave background radiation is a thermal relic of the early Universe when it was a hot, dense gas before the stars and galaxies began to form.