Antonio Alfonso-Faus

Technical University of Madrid Spain

Professor Antonio Alfonso-Faus holds a Diploma Space Science (Physics and Dynamics) from the University College, London (U.K. 1965), a M. Sci. and a Ph.D. degree in Physics and Mathematics from the University of Minnesota (U.S.A., 1968), and a Ph.D. degree in Aeronautical Engineering from the Technical University of Madrid (T.U.M., Spain, 1969). He was a Research Student, and a Research Fellow, in the field of Space Research (ESRO in Europe and NASA in the U.S.A.). He held the chair of mechanics, as Full Professor (E.U.I.T. Aeronáutica, Madrid, Spain, 1986). At present he is Emeritus Professor at the Technical University of Madrid (Spain, 2010). His research work includes: the interplanetary magnetic field, the interaction of the solar wind with the Moon, the Moon´s wake observed by the satellite Explorer 35. The angular momentum of the sun, the rotation of the planets, the structure and evolution of the universe and quantum gravity as related to entropy-information theory.

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This book presents some aspects of the cosmological scientific odyssey that started last century. The chapters vary with different particular works, giving a versatile picture. It is the result of the work of many scientists in the field of cosmology, in accordance with their expertise and particular interests. Is a collection of different research papers produced by important scientists in the field of cosmology. A sample of the great deal of efforts made by the scientific community, trying to understand our universe. And it has many challenging subjects, like the possible doomsday to be confirmed by the next decade of experimentation. May be we are now half way in the life of the universe. Many more challenging subjects are not present here: they will be the result of further future work. Among them, we have the possibility of cyclic universes, and the evidence for the existence of a previous universe.

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