cosmologiques

Cosmologiques is the plural form of the French adjective cosmologique, meaning "cosmological." The singular form cosmologique is used for a single noun; cosmologiques is used for plural nouns. The term is used in French-language discussions of cosmology, the scientific study of the origin, structure, dynamics, and fate of the universe, as well as in related philosophical or speculative contexts about the cosmos.

Cosmologiques appears in many standard expressions, such as "constante cosmologique" (cosmological constant), "principe cosmologique" (cosmological principle), "modèles cosmologiques" (cosmological models), "inflation cosmologique" (cosmological inflation), and "perturbations cosmologiques" (cosmological perturbations). It also describes aspects like "géométrie cosmologique" and "physique cosmologique" in both theory and observation.

In practice, the term covers both observational and theoretical elements of cosmology, including the study of the cosmic microwave background, large-scale structure, dark energy, and the expansion history of the universe. It appears in scientific writing, textbooks, and discussions of historical or philosophical implications of cosmological theories.

Overall, cosmologiques functions as a grammatical form used to label plural cosmological phenomena, models, or principles in French-language texts, mirroring its English counterpart cosmological.