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prof. J. Chýla: Od Lemaîtra k reliktnímu záření a Jamesi Peeblesovi [Fyz. čtvrtek]
prof. J. Chýla: From LEMAîtra to relict radiation and James Peebles [phys. Thursday]
Event by: České vysoké učení technické v Praze, Fyzikální čtvrtky, Otevřené Elektronické Systémy, Katedra měření FEL ČVUT / Department of Measurement FEE CTU, EEM - Elektrotechnika, Energetika a Management
Location: Faculty of Electrical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague, Technická 2, Praha 6 - Dejvice - Praha 6
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The discovery of relict radiation in 1965 and its interpretation as the remnant of the state of the universe about 400,000 years after the beginning, whatever it was for which three Nobel awards were awarded, since it was indeed an epochal, since the most important consequence of this discovery was the most important consequence of this discovery. The big bang, whose father was a Belgian priest, a war veteran, a mining engineer, a mathematician, physicist and philosopher Georges Lemaitre. The point is to remind who and how he participated in the formulation of the Big Bang and why the discovery of relict radiation in 1965 was essential for his acceptance. There are many of them, but I focus on the role and contributions of Albert Einstein, Vesto Sliphera, Alexander Fridman, Georges Lemaitra, Edwin Hubble, George Gamow and James Peebles. In order for the breakthrough meaning of this discovery to be understandable, we must start more than 40 years earlier.
• Lecturer: prof. Jiří Chýla, CSc. [Institute of Physics AS CR, v. I.]
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• Lecturer: prof. Jiří Chýla, CSc. [Institute of Physics AS CR, v. I.]
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