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Cosmoparticle development video

12/7/2017

This oil on canvas painting was commissioned by the University College London's Department of Physics and Astronomy for the new Cosmoparticle Hub, where it will remain on permanent display.

Incorporating concepts from research into dark matter, background cosmic microwaves, galaxies and more, Cosmoparticle was created over five months in consultation with astrophysicist Prof Hiranya Peiris, high energy physicist Dr Chamkaur Ghag, and cosmologist Dr Andrew Pontzen who all provided visual information, verbal explanation, and ongoing inspiration.

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2/1/2019 01:24:46 am

It's a good thing that University College London's Department of Physics and Astronomy has been handling the painting with care. Well, all paintings are sacred so we must know how to protect it in a very careful way we could ever do. Based on the photo of the painting you have used above, it
is very different from paintings I have seen on the past and has some distinctive features that I really appreciate. One I am given the chance to travel to London, I would love to see this painting! By the way, thank you for this wonderful video.

Penelope Rose Cowley

3/1/2019 10:54:46 am

thank you essay edge. I'm afraid the painting is not open to the public. Perhapes there is a way to access it but I think you would have to personally contact the university.

BTW what essays do you write? I love to know.

Best wishes,

Penny

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15/11/2023 12:43:07 pm

Fascinating glimpse into cosmoparticle development! Your video brilliantly captures the intricacies of this complex field. As a digital marketer, I appreciate content that sparks curiosity and engages audiences across diverse interests. Well done!

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