Observable Universe: Contents and Properties

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Covers astroparticle physics, dark matter, galaxy dynamics, and direct detection experiments for dark matter.

Covers the generation of primordial magnetic fields and their backreaction effects in cosmology.

Explores the historical evolution of cosmology, covering key concepts and scientific revolutions in the field.

Explores the evolution of the Universe, from its early stages to the present, covering topics such as astroparticle physics and the thermal history.

Explores the Universe's size, mass-energy, geometry, and evolution, including redshift effects and accelerating expansion.

Explores the role of hydrogen in galaxies, its forms, interactions, and measurement methods.

Explores photon propagation, light emission and reception, energy, spectra, flux, intensity, Doppler and red-shift, and universe expansion.

Explores galaxy-galaxy lensing, mapping dark matter distribution and interpreting lensing signals.

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

Explores galaxy cluster components, historical discoveries, X-ray and radio emissions, and gravitational lensing effects.