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Corpse Obedience

Ignatius Loyola

Phraseologism: Corpse listening.

Meaning: Complete, absolute, non-judgmental obedience.

Origin: The founder of the Jesuit order, monk Ignatius Loyola (1491-1556), demanded such obedience from his adherents, that is, he demanded that they obey him completely and unconditionally. The phrase "as if they were corpses" is literally contained in the "Statute of the Society of Jesus" (Jesuit order).

Random phraseology:

Reap laurels.

Meaning:

Enjoy the fruits of the achieved glory, fame, honor, success (book).

Origin:

The winners were crowned with a laurel wreath in Greece. Reap here - get, get, deserve.

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The cause of the magnetization of the Universe is found out 23.11.2022

The "cosmic strings" left over from the Big Bang may be responsible for the universe's magnetic fields.

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Scientists offer perhaps the most exotic explanation for the source of the universe's original magnetic field: cosmic strings.

Cosmic strings are theoretical objects that many astronomers believe formed in the very early universe. When our cosmos was less than a second old, it went through several stages of violent phase transitions. In ancient times, all four forces of nature were combined into a single force. These phase transitions have taken a single force and divided it one by one into the forces of gravity, the strong nuclear force, the weak nuclear force, and electromagnetism.

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If a cosmic string were to pass through the plasma, these ripples in spacetime could change the temperature and density of small pockets in the plasma. These differences would set electric charges in motion, and they could be the beginning of a magnetic field. These initial fields will not be very strong, but they will be enough.

Once the cosmic strings leave the region, the remaining plasma can shrink and cool, forming stars, galaxies, and clusters. As the plasma contracted, it could amplify this initial field to the strength that astronomers see today.

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