How to pronounce “across the universe” in English

scatters Across the Universe and today each one of us are in possession of one piece of that lamp but the the key is

This force works across the universe.

And we can see this happening all across the universe as well.

Surely if the sun were to go halfway across the universe, the curves it creates around it must also move.

Yeah, across the-- Across the universe?

And that's why when we find dark matter across the universe it's very diffusely spread out.

We are all together on the spaceship Earth, across the universe, at millions of kilometers an hour.

So that's been traveling for 13.8 billion years or so across the universe to reach us.

So that's been traveling for 13.8 billion years or so across the universe to reach us.

The place that it emitted that photon from the cosmic microwave background radiation that came across the universe for 13.8 billion years into our detectors?

The place that emitted that photon from the cosmic microwave background radiation, that came across the universe for 13.8 billion years into our detectors,

That inflationary phase stretched the universe flat, created quantum fluctuations that got stretched across the universe,

And therefore, things at the smallest scales and things at the biggest scales across the Universe.

So that, you know, to say, "Oh, they're the same," and yet one can reach across the universe and one can't reach out of an atom, well, that's just

Especially, hydrogen was formed across the universe when it was 380,000 years old and never disappeared since then.

Um you may know him from films like Velvet Goldmine, Ocean's 11 and 12, Across the Universe and Valkyrie and

For example, I think DNA as a genetic code or even as a genetic molecule, is unlikely to be preserved across the Universe.