How the universe organizes itself into galaxies
In short: Explore the fundamental structures of our cosmos. In this lecture, astronomer Professor Carolin Crawford introduces the essential principles of astrophysics and the processes behind galaxy formation.
Taken from the lecture 'When Galaxies Collide', this presentation serves as an entry point into the universe's complex structure. Professor Carolin Crawford, a leading British astronomer, explains the basic mechanics of astrophysics and how galaxies are formed.
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