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Well, our gaze fills the universe.
And thanks to the creators of the WorldWide Telescope, we can now start to have a dialogue with the universe.
It's a labor of love for us and our small team, and we really hope it will inspire kids to explore and learn about the universe.
This fascinating universe of bacteria inside of us is an integral part of our health, and our technology is evolving so rapidly that today we can program these bacteria like we program computers.
Our ability to program bacteria and program life opens up new horizons in cancer research, and to share this vision, I worked with artist Vik Muniz to create the symbol of the universe, made entirely out of bacteria or cancer cells.
Ultimately, my hope is that the beauty and purpose of this microscopic universe can inspire new and creative approaches for the future of cancer research.
Why does our universe exist?
And so sometimes, when I pause to think about my professional struggle and huge ambition, it's hard to think about that in contrast to the vastness of the universe.
Now we're trying to ask, "Can we regenerate life or can we create new life out of this digital universe?"
They are placed on sacred shrines where they live to protect the Zuni people and keep the universe in balance.
We are the life-force power of the universe, with manual dexterity and two cognitive minds.
I am the life-force power of the universe.
Well, I have had a great blessing as a former president, because I have had an access that very few other people in the world have ever had to get to know so many people around this whole universe.
And this new way of thinking is critical for us to solve many of the complex problems we are facing nowadays, from decoding the human brain, to understanding the vast universe out there.
I just wanted to ask you, what are the implications of your work for how we should think about the possibilities for life, like, in the universe, elsewhere?
But the puzzle of why the universe emerged in that peculiar state is completely unsolved.
Perhaps the universe existed before the bang, and the bang was just a violent event in a pre-existing universe.
I won't go into the details of why we think the universe is like this, but it comes out of the math and trying to explain the physics that we know.
It may be that we live in an endless universe, both in space and in time.
And maybe we live in an endless universe.
Well, making and testing models of the universe is, for me, the best way I have of enjoying and appreciating the universe.
It's a telescope that's going to allow us to peer back, witness galaxies as they were when they were actually assembling, the first black holes in the universe, the first galaxies.
Now, for thousands of years, we have been studying the cosmos, we've been wondering about our place in the universe.
The ancient Greeks told us that the Earth was the center of the universe.
And as we've learned over the centuries, since Galileo Galilei, the Italian scientist, first turned, in that time, a two-inch, very small telescope, to the sky, every time we have built larger telescopes, we have learned something about the universe; we've made discoveries, without exception.
We've learned in the 20th century that the universe is expanding and that our own solar system is not at the center of that expansion.
We know now that the universe is made of about 100 billion galaxies that are visible to us, and each one of those galaxies has 100 billion stars within it.
We now can look out, we see this sea of galaxies in a universe that's expanding.
What I do myself is to measure the expansion of the universe, and one of the projects that I carried out in the 1990s used the Hubble Space Telescope to measure how fast the universe is expanding.
So we're now poised to look back at the distant universe, the cosmic dawn.
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