cosmogony
/kɑzˈmɑɡəni/
noun
- A theory or story about the origin and development of the universe.
- In class, we compared the Greek cosmogony with the Norse one.
- Many ancient cultures have their own cosmogony involving gods and chaos.
- The scientist's cosmogony proposed that the universe began with a single point of energy.
- The branch of science or philosophy that studies the origin of the universe.
- Cosmogony is a fascinating field that combines physics and philosophy.
- Modern cosmogony relies heavily on observations from telescopes and satellites.
- Her research in cosmogony focuses on the first few seconds after the Big Bang.