Olbers’ Paradox gives us a glimpse of God’s face, looking out from a first moment of creation.
Posts Tagged ‘Olbers’ Paradox’
God’s image
Posted in cosmology, tagged gravity, Olbers' Paradox on April 15, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Newton and the Finite Universe 06
Posted in cosmology, History of Science, tagged Bentley's paradox, Boyle, Newton, Olbers' Paradox on August 9, 2010 | 1 Comment »
Newton, after reflecting on Galileo’s work, realized that orbital motions were due to gravity, and he published the math with Boyle’s and other’s help.
A New Science
Posted in cosmology, tagged Bentley, Boltzmann, cosmology, Immanuel Kant, Is There a universe, Isaac Newton, Lambert, Olbers' Paradox on June 23, 2010 | Leave a Comment »
The new science of cosmology began as it became clear that the planets and stars have the same physics as the earth. Cosmology is the study of the whole thing.
Notice the universe!
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