Large-scale structure of the cosmos (6051 bytes)
1: ...ich involves combining location information about the galaxies with distance information from [[redshif...
3: ...t pulls our own Milky Way Galaxy and millions of others galaxies towards it.]]
5: ...ilament (astronomy)|filaments]] of galaxies, with the [[supercluster]]s appearing as occasional relativ...
7: ...ng in galaxies over a region hundreds of millions of light years across.
8: ...entration of mass equivalent to tens of thousands of galaxies.

The Large Scale Structure of Spacetime (290 bytes)
1: '''''The Large Scale Structure of Space-Time''''' is a book written by [[Stephen Ha...
3: ...scale", unlike another book on a similar topic by the same publisher.)

Timeline of knowledge about galaxies, clusters of galaxies, and large-scale structure (5914 bytes)
1: ...of galaxies]], and [[large-scale structure of the cosmos]]'''
3: ...er]] makes the first preserved recording of the [[Large Magellanic Cloud]].
4: * [[1521]] - [[Ferdinand Magellan]] observes the [[Magellanic Clouds]] during his circumnavigating...
5: ... on the [[sky]], the "[[Milky Way]]", is composed of many faint [[star]]s,
6: ...]] discusses [[galaxy|galaxies]] and the shape of the Milky Way,

Very-large-scale integration (3574 bytes)
1: ...e chip first occurred in the [[1980s]] as part of the [[semiconductor]] and [[communication]] technolog...
3: ...l functions or systems were integrated over time. The [[microprocessor]] is a VLSI device.
5: ... have many million gates and hundreds of millions of individual transistors.
7: ...eneration of [[90 nanometer]] (90nm) processes to the next 65nm and 45nm generations.
9: ...se. Even '''VLSI''' is now somewhat quaint, given the common assumption that all microprocessors are VL...

Real-time large-scale change (169 bytes)
1: ...nizational Development]] (OD), '''real-time large-scale change''' is an [[intervention]] designed to have...

Cosmos 27 (970 bytes)
1: ...it for its flight to Venus, and was designated '''Cosmos 27'''.
3: ...e probes would be left in Earth orbit and given a Cosmos designation.

Cosmos 1 (1791 bytes)
1: ...[solar sail]] in space. If successful, it will be the first such test.
3: ...e articulated to control the amount and direction of thrust.
5: ...spacecraft failed to separate from the rocket, so the test was not successful.
7: ...xpected to end within a month as the [[mylar]] of the blades degrades in sunlight.
9: ... 78°, so it should be visible up to [[latitude]]s of up to at least 78° north and south.

Cosmos (1168 bytes)
1: :''For other uses of the word, see [[cosmos (disambiguation)]]''
5: ...s''' is the [[universe]], especially when thought of as an orderly or harmonious system.
7: ...hether it has been discovered or not. 'Cosmos' is the "known universe."
9: ...ctly [[physical]] universe that is the concern of the traditional ("narrow") sciences.
12: In English, it may also be spelled "kosmos". The word is derived from [[Greek language|Greek]].

Cosmos 21 (1313 bytes)
1: ...bit]] after insertion by the SL-6/A-2-e launcher. The orbit decayed on [[November 14]], three days afte...
3: ...e probes would be left in Earth orbit and given a Cosmos designation.

Cosmos-3M (121 bytes)
1: The '''Cosmos-3M''' is a Russian space launch vehicle.
7: [[fi:Cosmos-3M]]

Cosmos 60 (1059 bytes)
1: ...was designated Cosmos 60. It had an on-orbit mass of 6530 kg.
3: ...e probes would be left in Earth orbit and given a Cosmos designation.

Cosmos 213 (900 bytes)
1: ...ped with space-borne memory units. Cosmos 212 and Cosmos 213 automatically docked in orbit on April 15, 19...
21: [[Category:Soyuz programme|Cosmos 213]]

Cosmos 133 (1308 bytes)
1: ...[China]]. The self destruct command was given and the satellite exploded November 30, 1966 at 10:21 GMT...
20: [[Category:Soyuz programme|Cosmos 133]]

Cosmos 212 (900 bytes)
1: ...ped with space-borne memory units. Cosmos 212 and Cosmos 213 automatically docked in orbit on April 15, 19...
21: [[Category:Soyuz programme|Cosmos 212]]

Cosmos (flower) (1514 bytes)
3: ! align="center" bgcolor="lightgreen"|'''Cosmos'''
5: ...nter"|[[Image:Cosmos_orange-650px.jpg|thumb|250px|Cosmos ''"Cosmic Orange"'']]
22: |[[Genus|Genera]]||'''''Cosmos'''''
28: ''[[Cosmos atrosanguineus]]''<br>
29: ''[[Cosmos bipinnatus]]''<br>

Cosmos 188 (1061 bytes)
1: ... made a soft landing in a predetermined region of the USSR.
21: [[Category:Soyuz programme|Cosmos 188]]

Cosmos 186 (1061 bytes)
1: ... made a soft landing in a predetermined region of the USSR.
21: [[Category:Soyuz programme|Cosmos 186]]

Cosmos 954 (1315 bytes)
1: ...han half of that amount, many were surprised that they even acknowledged that a satellite had crashed.
4: *[[List of nuclear accidents]]

Cosmos 238 (763 bytes)
1: ...systems that had been modified and improved after the [[Soyuz 1]] accident.
20: [[Category:Soyuz programme|Cosmos 238]]

Amor De Cosmos (2516 bytes)
1: [[Image:Amor_De_Cosmos.jpg|thumb|Amor De Cosmos]]
2: '''Amor De Cosmos''' ([[August 20]], [[1825]] - [[July 4]], [[1897]...
4: ... the Universe") in [[1854]], in [[California]] by the California legislature.
6: ...s admission to confederation and for the granting of [[responsible government]]. Both goals were achie...
8: ...erved as a member of the [[legislative assembly]] of Vancouver Island from 1863 to 1866 and was appoin...

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