The dark, cool region is dotted with stellar factories, like pearls on a
cosmic string.
In over 50 papers contributors memorialize Gamov and his theories and address the phenomenology of brane-world cosmological models, black holes, gravitational wave experiments, supernova explosions, axisymmetric stationary flows in compact objects, the higher co-dimension brane-world, ghost stellar fields as a dark energy, the rotating universe, quantum scattering on a
cosmic string, line-driven winds near compact objects, weak magnetism effects, the trans-sonic propeller stage, high-energy neutrinos from a collapsing supermassive star, star complexes and starburst clumps in spiral galaxies, a model of nonthermal radiation of a shell-type supernova remnant, space mission Rosetta, and the detection and properties of a near-earth flux of dark electric matter objects.
Sky To Sea comes here on a hat-trick, while
Cosmic String won his last start over hurdles.
Cosmic String a recent winner for and should go close, but Meade's runner gets the nod.
A reproduction of either effort might be enough for Count Kearney against obvious threat
Cosmic String in today's opener.
The definition at
cosmic string refers to "millions of light-years".
Dermot Weld and promising amateur jockey Robbie McNamara improved their already impressive strike-rate together as
Cosmic String landed the maiden hurdle.
claimer Niki O'Shea, the son of Daylami, bought for pounds 52,000 out of Brian Meehan's yard at the Newmarket Sales, outpointed the fast-finishing
Cosmic String.
Wayne Lordan is one short of his 40th winner after winning the mile-and-a-half maiden on the Joanna Morgan-trained Scent, while Dermot Weld, speaking from the US, described
Cosmic String as a "latematuring horse" after the 14-1 shot won the mile-anda-half handicap going away by six lengths under Shane Gorey.
For example, Gott had noted the possibility that a finite, rapidly shrinking
cosmic string in the form of a greatly stretched-out loop could also provide a setting for time travel.
The scientists hope such Pulsar Timing Arrays can detect gravitational waves caused by the motions of supermassive pairs of black holes in the early Universe,
cosmic strings, and possibly from other exotic events in the first few seconds after the Big Bang.
