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Aldona Krupska, Institute of Molecular Physics PAS, M. Smoluchowski, Poznań, Poland.
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Marcin Krupski, Institute of Molecular Physics PAS, M. Smoluchowski, Poznań, Poland.
In this review the role played by pressure in space will be presented. It will be presented the Friedman's and Einstein theory. It will be shown the role of pressure in forming the metallic form of hydrogen, helium and iron play an important role in the for-mation of the magnetic field. It will be also shown the role of pressure in the fomation the amorphous forms of ice in space of which presumably originates the water on our planet. Will be also mentioned the role of negative pressure in the inflation of the Universe and its role in the formation of wormholes. We will show the role of pressure in the evolution of the Universe and in forming the objects such as black holes, red giant, white dwarfs, neutron stars.
Space, Pressure, Negative Pressure, Metallic Hydrogen and Helium, Amorphous Ice, Evolution of the Universe
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