Relativity and Cosmology II: Hubble Law and Universe Curvature

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Explores entropy evolution, temperature changes, element creation, and neutrino decoupling in the early Universe.

Explores Hubble's observations of the early universe, redshift, cepheid stars, and type Ia supernovae.

Introduces the concepts of relativity and cosmology, covering the Big Bang Theory, general relativity, and statistical physics.

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

Explores dark matter evidence, cosmic microwave background, dark matter properties, candidates, supersymmetry, and detection methods.

Explores the Cosmic Microwave Background, its anisotropies, and cosmological implications through observations and statistical assessments.

Covers astroparticle physics, focusing on cosmic rays, dark matter, and the universe's expansion.

Covers the processes of recombination and decoupling of photons, explaining their significance in the origin of the cosmic microwave background.

Introduces the Hubble law, parsec, and redshift in observational cosmology.