1 Cosmologists call the far end of time the c-boundary.

2 In future it could provide cosmologists with a firm age with which to refine their models of how the Universe was formed.

3 Was he a cosmologist in the Milesian mould, for whom fire was the basic element?

4 Cosmologists have supposed that the universe might go into reverse and run through with all its physical laws in reverse order.

5 University of Chicago cosmologist Juan Collar believes his group may have spotted a dark matter signal in their detector inside an abandoned mine in Soudan Minnesota.

6 "This is game-changing science," Michael Turner, a cosmologist at the University of Chicago, told a packed auditorium during the Decade of Dark Energy Symposium held last week at STScI.

7 Andreas Albrecht, a cosmologist at the University of California who was not part of the study, has doubts that such a metamaterial is a sufficiently accurate representation of the early universe.

8 Physicist, cosmologist and something of a dreamer. Although I cannot move and I have to speak through a computer, in my mind I am free.

9 May 2001: Were Sherlock Holmes a cosmologist, he might have said, "It's filamentary, my dear Watson."

10 The cosmologist was asked to study cancer by the National Cancer Institute.

11 Alexander Vilenkin, a cosmologist at Tufts University in Medford, Massachusetts, who helped develop inflation theory, thinks it is an "encouraging" result.

12 Fermilab cosmologist Scott Dodelson also finds a unified theory logical, but doesn't think a big departure from the standard model is required to conjure one up.

13 IN 1988, Stephen Hawking, a British cosmologist, ended his best-selling book, “A Brief History of Time”, on a cliff hanger.

14 Andreas Albrecht, a cosmologist at the University of California, Davis, who was not involved in the study, is doubtful that the metamaterial is an accurate enough representation of the early universe.

15 Contemporary cosmologist Karen L. Masters also finds the topic of cube worlds fascinating -- especially the atmospheric possibilities.

16 Being the cosmologist that he is, Hawking avoids the metaphysical and stays resolutely in the physical.

17 Professor Priyamvada Natarajan of Yale University, a leading cosmologist and co-author of this study, said that the findings finally proved "exactly what the fate of the Universe will be".

18 I found this reaction terribly sad and utterly hilarious, so I consulted the most insightful cosmologist I know.

19 Of all these seers, those with access to the greatest mysteries are the cosmologists.

20 I am a deep admirer of Brian Swimme, a mathematical cosmologist who teaches and writes about the epic of evolution.

21 The main reason it was dreamed up (by Alan Guth, a cosmologist at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology) was to explain the extraordinary uniformity of the universe.

22 Charles Lineweaver of the Australian National University is, like me, a cosmologist and astrobiologist with a fascination for how cancer fits into the story of life on Earth.

23 In September, the institute expanded with a new wing called the Stephen Hawking Centre but the cosmologist was unable to attend in person and sent his regards by video.

24 One of the longest-living survivors of the condition is Stephen Hawking, the 68-year-old cosmologist,[] who was diagnosed at the age of 21.

25 Despite being considered the most destructive force in space and absolutely uninhabitable, the conditions for life exist inside supermassive black holes, a Russian cosmologist has theorised.

26 "You just need a thick enough blanket on top, " University of Chicago cosmologist Eric Switzer told Discovery News.

27 "You hear people complain about how good the standard model is, " said Michael Turner, a cosmologist at the University of Chicago. "It's an incomplete model, and yet we can't find flaws in it."

28 Among them were a veteran of the civil rights movement, a tennis player who advocated gay rights, the last living High Plains Indian war chief and British cosmologist Stephen Hawking.

29 The discovery of a bacteria that can exist in extreme environments adds weight to a new theory championed by the British cosmologist Professor Paul Davies.