The Eleven Questions About The Cosmos Answered : Let The Cognoscenti Decide
G. Suryan
Abstract
The National Academy of Sciences USA has posed eleven important questions about the Cosmos. This paper answers most of the questions based on the new concepts about "What is Time - A New Mathematico Physical And Information Theoretic Approach" [physics/0106073] and "Estimation of Gravitational Constant from CMBR data and Hubble's parameter" [physics/0106083]. The answers in brief as well as some explanatory notes have been appended to each question.
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