Sentence examples for remarkable universe from inspiring English sources

In fact, they can and should be complementary human endeavors to understand this remarkable universe in which we find ourselves.

After all, is it not remarkable that our universe has produced entities within it that ask such questions – namely ourselves?

"It's a most protective, enveloping home, a remarkable combination of the universe and your place in it," she said.

Einstein's theory paved the way for interpreting Edwin Hubble's remarkable discovery that the universe is expanding.

The more we understand the universe, the more remarkable it appears to be.

If the city of 1956 was an alternate universe, "it is remarkable that New York has changed less than most other American cities since then," Dr. Jackson said.

The photons became what is now the CMB; it is the fact that they have had nothing to do with matter since the Big Bang that makes the CMB such a remarkable window into the early universe.With the photons no longer willing to play, there could be no more baryon-photon fluid.

Aurorae are one of the most remarkable sights offered by our universe.

(The "real world" in this case being that which came before the birth of our reality-universe and "this remarkable theoretical edifice" being all of the mathematical arguments that we presently apply to prove we know what came before the Big Bang).

The universe they create is remarkable, but they're still surprisingly sweet and charming.

If it turns out to be confirmed by other experiments, think about what this discovery implies for our ability to explore the universe (besides the other remarkable implications for physics): when we use light to look out at the distant universe, we can only see back as far as three hundred thousand years after the Big Bang, when the universe cooled sufficiently to become transparent to light.