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⚫	'''Cosmology''', from the ]: κοσμολογία (κόσμο&sigmaf; world + λογια discourse) is the study of the universe in its ~~totality~~.

⚫	*''']''' is a branch of ] and ], which deals with the study of very early ] and of the universe on its very largest scales.
		⚫	'''Cosmology''', from the ]: κοσμολογία (κόσμο&sigmaf; world + λογια discourse) is the ] of the ] in its ]ity.
		⚫	*''']''' is a branch of ] and ], which deals with the study of very early ] and of the universe on its very largest scales.
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	*''']''' is the branch of ] that deals with the world as the totality of space, time and all phenomena		*''']''' is the branch of ] that deals with the world as the totality of space, time and all phenomena
	*] many religions have cosmological interpretations of the origin of the universe:		*] many religions have cosmological interpretations of the origin of the universe:
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Cosmology, from the Greek: κοσμολογία (κόσμος world + λογια discourse) is the study of the universe in its totality.

Cosmology is a branch of physics and astrophysics, which deals with the study of very early universe and of the universe on its very largest scales.
- Cosmologists
Cosmology is the branch of metaphysics that deals with the world as the totality of space, time and all phenomena
Origins beliefs many religions have cosmological interpretations of the origin of the universe:
- Cosmology in religion.
  - Cosmology in the Bible.
    - Cosmology (argument for the existence of God) in Christianity.
  - Cosmology in Islam.
New religious movements:
- Cosmology of Martinus Thomsen (from Denmark).
- Cosmology of Jeung San Do (from Korea).
Cosmology for the jazz group.