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The following statement seems to have been true about the Universe since Man became aware of it: "It's larger than was previously thought."
As scientists have learned more about chemicals, they have become more aware of their dangers.
Absolutely not. This is a common misconception, not helped by popular presentations and by statements that "the Universe" was once the size of a proton. The problem comes about partially due to the careless failure to distinguish between "the entire Universe" and "that part of the entire Universe that we can presently observe." Many people -- scientists included -- refer to both as simply "the Universe" without making clear that the latter is (at most) an infinitesmal subset of the former. The present observable Universe is a sphere of radius about 46 billion light years. THAT small fraction of the total Universe was, indeed, the size of a grapefruit at one time. How much larger the ENTIRE Universe was at that time is, at present, impossible to determine -- and may always remain unknowable. The entire Universe may be a "mere" 100,000 times large than the observable Universe, or infinitely large. The only guesstimate ever made was that our entire Universe must be no less than 10^23 times larger than the observable universe. Thus, what BB cosmology states is that our Universe was once un-imaginably denser than it is now. Also, please be aware that BB cosmology does NOT state that matter was compressed into a smaller volume. Our Universe is not becoming less dense because matter is spreading out through empty space. It is becoming less dense because SPACE ITSELF is expanding (not exploding) -- matter is simply coming along for the ride.
Both space and time were created by the expansion of the universe following the Big Bang. Before the Big Bang, there was no space or time. Now we have space and time, and we call the fabric in which the universe exists spacetime.
Huntington's disease, where the lethal allele expresses itself very late in an individuals life. Persons carrying the dominant lethal allele does not become aware of the disease until after their reproductive age. Thus, they pass the lethal allele to their children without knowing and the allele persists.
You cannot force someone to become self-aware. A person needs to choose to become self-aware. The best way to become self-aware is to meditate.
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Hegel believed in a concept of progress known as dialectical progression, where history advances through a process of thesis, antithesis, and synthesis. According to Hegel, history moves towards a higher state of self-awareness and freedom through the resolution of contradictions. This idea of progress is central to his philosophy and understanding of historical development.
Depends on what you're trying to express, as they mean slightly different things. Metaverse should mean "beyond the Universe," that is, the universe of which we can be aware. Megaverse would simply be "large universe," presumably the reality including the universe of which we are aware and Multiverse generally refers to the presumed existence of other universes created by the collapse of quantum probability.
The following statement seems to have been true about the Universe since Man became aware of it: "It's larger than was previously thought."
the Jews were aware of the Laws that restriced their rights, they were aware of Hitler's book in 1924 that stated his intentions towards the Jews and they were aware of his anti-Jewish rhetoric since 1920. The rest of the worls was also aware of this.
As scientists have learned more about chemicals, they have become more aware of their dangers.
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Because it is impossible to determine the extent of the universe because we are only aware of the parts we can see. For this reason, our solar system sits in the very middle of the Earth-visible universe. With regards to the rest of the universe, we are almost certainly nowhere near the center.