How did the cosmic structures we see today actually come to be?
In short: In this lecture from The Royal Institution, cosmologist Dr Andrew Pontzen explores the fundamental composition of our universe and the formation of its vast structures.
Dr Andrew Pontzen, a cosmologist at University College London and recipient of the Royal Astronomical Society’s 2016 Fowler Award, examines the origins of the cosmos. The discussion delves into the nature of galaxy filaments and the processes that shaped the universe's large-scale architecture.
Filmed on 11 March 2019, the talk addresses the core questions of what the universe is made of and how its complex structures emerged over time.
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