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Explores the contents and properties of the observable universe, including galaxy sizes, mass, and morphologies.

Covers the detection of dark matter, focusing on WIMPs and experimental techniques used in laboratories.

Covers the observation of galaxies, including historical evolution, galaxy sequences, and dark matter.

Covers the constituents of matter, fundamental forces, the Standard Model, natural units, and particle interaction experiments.

Explores the evolution and morphology of galaxies, from elliptical galaxies lacking star formation to spiral galaxies with young stars.

Explores galaxy formation, debunking misconceptions and showcasing digital simulations of spiral galaxies evolving into elliptical galaxies.

Explores indirect methods to detect dark matter in galaxies and clusters, revealing discrepancies between theory and observation.

Discusses potential theory and axisymmetric models for disk galaxies, focusing on mathematical tools and applications in astrophysics.

Explores the history, detection, and implications of gravitational waves, covering technical aspects and historical milestones.