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Cosmological principle

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Cosmological principle is an assumption that, on sufficiently large scales, the universe is homogeneous and isotropic. It is used as a simplifying premise in many cosmological models.

The cosmological principle is discussed in cosmology and theoretical physics.

Status

The cosmological principle is supported by large-scale observations of galaxy distributions and background radiation, within statistical limits. Deviations and scale-dependent effects are examined in observational and theoretical studies.

Cosmology

Large-scale structure

Cosmic microwave background

Cosmic expansion