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cosmos

[koz-mohs, -muhs] / ˈkɒz moʊs, -məs /


NOUN
ordered system
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This model describes the origin and evolution of the cosmos since the Big Bang and assumes a largely uniform distribution of matter.

From Science Daily

The theory seemed to predict an expanding universe, yet astronomers at the time believed that our cosmos was static: that space had a fixed, unchanging size.

From Scientific American

In many cases, it is needed to hold open a wormhole—a tunnel in spacetime predicted by general relativity that connects one point in the cosmos to another.

From Scientific American

Maybe it wasn’t a profound experience that will shape his life, and it wasn’t the grand night of gazing deep into the cosmos I hoped for.

From Washington Post

I felt like my younger sister had just come out of the cosmos.

From New York Times