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Pillars of Heaven

Astrophysics and Space Science, 2006
Sometimes the most beautiful things are the hardest to understand. Pillars like those of the Eagle Nebula form at the boundary between some of the hottest (10000 K) and coldest (10 K) gas in the Galaxy. Many physical processes come into play in the birth and growth of such gaseous pillars: hydrodynamic instability, photoionization, ablation ...
Pound, M., Kane, J., Ryutov, D., Remington, B., Mizuta, A.   +4 more
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Heaven and Earth:

2020
One of the most famous archetypes of heroines in Japanese anime is that of the magical girl—a girl who holds the dual identity of both an earthly being (usually a regular schoolgirl) and a heavenly being (a super-powered girl, usually on a mission against sinister beings).
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Heaven

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Heaven after the Loss of Heaven

2020
The chapter analyzes American pop-cultural constructions of heaven as attempts to deal with the symbolic loss of the traditional (biblical, Jewish, and Christian) conceptions of heaven. Accordingly, American pop-cultural heavens take the following forms: (1) heaven as the place for protagonists to “relearn the world” and so reestablish identity and ...
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Heaven Lost and Heaven Longed for

2005
Abstract As monks have always done, the Carthusians of fifteenth-century Villeneuve made a habit of meditating on the last things of man: on death and judgement, on Heaven already attained, but also on ‘Heaven lost’, which is Hell, and ‘Heaven Longed For’, which is Purgatory.
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“Heaven on Earth” or “Harem Heaven”?

Abstract Chapter 4 analyzes the scandals that dogged the House of David as critics complained about financial, legal, and sexual improprieties. Some critics were former members who regretted donating all their assets to the colony and agreeing to work without wages.
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