The story of the Cosmos.pptx
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This presentation discusses humanity's place in the cosmos through two lenses: a Cosmic Calendar and Our Cosmic Address. The Cosmic Calendar frames major events in Earth's history and the evolution of life as if they occurred in a compressed calendar year, showing how recent life and human civilization have emerged. Our Cosmic Address places Earth and humanity within the hierarchical structure of the observable universe, from our local Solar System to the Milky Way galaxy to superclusters and potential multiverse. The presentation aims to provide perspective on humanity's small place in the grand scale of the cosmos.
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- 1. The Story of the Cosmos Presented by: Rashid Nawaz
- 2. a) Our Cosmic Calendar b) Our Cosmic Address In this presentation, we’ll have a look upon…
- 3. Cosmic Calender 1 month ≈ 1 billion years 1 day ≈ 40 million years
- 7. 10 13 15 31 27 21 January 1st big galaxy Our Earth was born 1st little galaxy Our SUN’s birth Life started on Earth Very 1st star formed March August January August September
- 9. 9th November 17th December 28th December Life had started walking, eating… Life had started to grow rapidly in oceans 1st ever flower bloomed on the surface of Earth
- 11. 30th December 6:24 AM Asteroid Hit 31st December Last 14 sec All we know is here!
- 12. We learned to write 14 sec Hazrat Musa A.S was born. 14 sec Buddha was born. 6 sec Hazrat Isa A.S was born. 5 sec Hazrat Muhammad PBUH was born. 3 sec 2 ends of the world known each other. 2 sec All the scientific revolution. 1 sec 1st Painting 60 sec
- 13. “WE ARE A WAY FOR COSMOS TO KNOW ITSELF” CARL SAGAN_ASTRONOMER
- 14. Our Cosmic Address Where do we lie on the scale of cosmos
- 15. Milky Way Galaxy Earth Solar System Cosmic Address Observable Universe Local Group Virgo Supercluster Multi-verse
- 16. “We are like butterflies who flutter for a day and think it is forever.” “CARL SAGAN_ASTRONOMER
- 17. THANK YOU
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