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"study the universe" is a grammatically correct and commonly used phrase in written English
It means to explore and analyze various aspects of the world, such as the planets, stars, galaxies, and other celestial bodies. Example: Professor Smith's life work was to study the universe and make groundbreaking discoveries about the origins of the universe.
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Originally, one attended a "university" to study the universe and to seek one's niche in it.
Study the universe.
But some just might go on to study the universe.
IF ASTRONOMERS are to study the universe, you might think they must study the sky.
The constant wish of researchers who study the universe at the subatomic level is for bigger and more powerful machines.
Cosmologists--physicists who study the universe as a single phenomenon--have other reasons to believe it is a lot heavier than it appears.
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A study confirmed, Study how the universe follows laws in keeping with the rationality and majesty of God the creator.
Cosmologists said the map would serve as the basis for studying the universe for the rest of the decade.
After nine years of studying the universe, the Compton Gamma Ray Observatory was deliberately slammed today into the atmosphere, where it shattered before falling in a shower of hot metal to a remote stretch of the Pacific Ocean.
Gravitational waves are obviously a lot harder to see than electromagnetic waves – light, radio, microwaves – but if we think how much we have learned from astronomy using ripples in electromagnetic fields, it is impossible not to be thrilled by the prospect of studying the universe using ripples in spacetime itself.
Finding them could thus offer astronomers new tools for studying the universe.In this section To catch a gravitational wave Seeds of hope Fishing for compliments Whaling and gnashing of teeth ReprintsSetting trapsToday's attempts to detect gravitational waves use instruments called interferometers.
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