The Big Bang (OCR GCSE Physics A (Gateway Science Suite)): Flashcards

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The Big Bang
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What red shift shows about galaxies

Galaxies are moving away from us

What red shift indicates about the universe

The universe is expanding

What red shift suggests about universe's origin

Universe originated from a single point

CMB abbreviation meaning

Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation

Temperature of early universe

Extremely hot

What early stars/matter emitted

Large amounts of short-wavelength radiation

What happened to radiation as universe expanded

It stretched and cooled into microwave radiation

Where CMB can be detected

No matter where we point a telescope in the sky

What CMB provides evidence for

Hot, dense early universe has cooled and expanded

How Big Bang theory relates to experimental evidence

Aligns with all current experimental evidence

Acceptance level of Big Bang theory

Most widely accepted model for universe origin

Unknowns driving accelerated universe expansion

Dark matter and dark energy

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