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1. The whole universe was a cold giant named Ymir.
2. The whole universe is therefore a foam of expanding bubbles within bubbles, each with its own laws of physics.
3. The whole universe is only Virat-Swarupa.

Spirit

1. Believe me, my son, an invisible and subtle essence is the Spirit of the whole universe.

Whole Thing

1. The bottom line is that we need to describe the whole thing, the whole universe or multiverse.

Visible Universe

1. The distance to the edge of the visible universe, in light-years, is the same as the number of years since the whole universe began.

Observable Universe

1. Global topology covers the topology of the whole universe - both the observable universe and beyond.

Fact

1. In fact, one may describe the whole universe in terms of a collection of overlapping patches.

Way

1. The atoms join up to form molecules, the molecules build up structures and in this way the whole universe can finally be described.

Dark Energy

1. A new theory says that dark matter and dark energy could arise from a single dark fluid that permeates the whole universe.

Andromeda Galaxy

1. It turned out that the two largest galaxies in the whole universe seemed to be the Milky Way and the Andromeda galaxy.

Flames

1. The gods and their enemies having fallen in battle, Surtur, who has killed Freyr, darts fire and flames over the world, and the whole universe is burned up.

Spirals

1. From first cosmos to last electron, the whole universe is a complex of coils within coils, spirals within spirals, magnetic fields within magnetic fields.

Manifestation

1. From a Hindu point of view, the whole Universe is being brought into existence as the manifestation of the dance of the Supreme Dancer, Nataraja.
2. According to the philosophy of Kashmir Shaivism, the whole universe is a manifestation of Shiva, or the Lord.

Large

1. Consider a sphere of radius R much smaller than the whole universe, but large enough to apply the Cosmological Principle.

Own Body

1. As a result of its deep meditation in Kalachakra, had a visionary experience of the whole universe contained in his own body.

Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation

1. The Big Bang model also predicts the cosmic microwave background radiation (CMB), a background of weak microwave radiation filling the whole universe.

Eternia

1. If he succeeds, Skeletor would be able to conquer not only Eternia, but the whole universe.

Lord Krishna

1. This satiated the hunger of Durvasa and all his disciples too, as the satisfaction of Lord Krishna meant the satiation of the hunger of the whole Universe.

Sanjaya

1. When I heard that Kama and Duryodhana resolved upon imprisoning Krishna displayed in himself the whole universe, then, O Sanjaya, I had no hope of success.

God

1. God according to Islam is the ‘Rabbul-Aalameen' (i.e., The Lord of the Worlds or the Absolute Monarch of the whole Universe).

Yaksha

1. I can burn up the whole universe in a minute.� The Yaksha placed before Agni a dry blade of grass and asked him to burn it.

Universe

1. This indicates that Krsna and Baladeva are not subjected to the regulations of the universe; on the contrary, the whole universe is under Their subjugation.

Anthropic Principle

1. The anthropic principle, at least as conceived by Carter, can be applied on scales much smaller than the whole universe.

Whole Universe

1. The Sikh holy scriptures refer to the One God who pervades the whole of Space and is the creator of all beings in the whole Universe.
2. The way it is written seems to suggest that the whole universe, including the Earth and all life, was made by God in just six days.
3. In this way the fame of the Buddha spread throughout the whole universe.

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1. Observable Universe
2. Science > Astronomy > Universe > Anthropic Principle
3. Culture > Traditions > Hinduism > Yaksha
4. Sanjaya
5. Science > Astronomy > Universe > Eternia
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