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SUMMARY:40th Dean S. Edmonds\, Sr. Distinguished Lecture 2020: How Our Univ
	erse Grew
DESCRIPTION:Featuring James Peebles\, Princeton University\nHosted by: Lawr
	ence Sulak\n\nPart of the Physics Department Colloquia Series.\n\nMany line
	s of research add up to a clear case that our universe is not forever: it i
	s expanding and cooling from an exceedingly hot dense state. I will review 
	major pieces of the evidence that establishes this impressive extension of 
	the reach of natural science. The theory is incomplete: we don't know the n
	ature of the dark matter\, the cosmological constant is seriously enigmatic
	\, and some properties of galaxies bother me. But this is the way it is in 
	natural science: we have useful approximations that we are confident future
	 generations will improve.
LOCATION:SCI 109\, 590 Commonwealth Avenue\, 02215
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