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What Cosmology Can Teach You Next

Manual: General · Subject: Cosmology

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The story so far

You have learned that cosmology studies the universe as a whole, that the universe expands, that the Big Bang describes an early hot dense phase, and that the CMB gives us a direct view of the young universe. You have also seen why dark matter and dark energy are central to modern cosmology.

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How to keep learning

The best next step is to deepen your understanding of physics, mathematics, and astronomy one layer at a time.

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    Learn the basics of algebra and graphs.

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    Study Newton's laws and gravity.

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    Explore light, spectra, and telescopes.

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    Read about special and general relativity.

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    Then return to cosmology for a deeper mathematical treatment.

Beginner roadmap

TopicWhy it helps
AlgebraHelps with equations and data
PhysicsExplains motion, gravity, and energy
AstronomyAdds context about stars and galaxies
RelativityShows how space, time, and gravity work