

Origin of the Universe
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Michael McCrory
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Origin of the Universe

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Go to Lesson 4.1 in K12 and Grab the Vocabulary Sheet
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The Doppler Effect
Explains how wavelengths of light and sound change when the source is in motion
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Sound and Light Moving Towards an object
As an object gets closer to another the waves of light or sound shorten
On a spectograph shorter light "shifts" bluer
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Sound and Light Moving Away From An Object
As an object moves away from another the waves of light or sound lenghthen
On a spectograph longer light "shifts" redder
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Spectograph
An tool that breaks apart light into it's parts, then records the results.
Our curriculum also calls it the photographic record of light waves.
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Multiple Choice
As a star moves away the light appears blue
True
False
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Multiple Choice
The doppler effect causes the pitch of a sound to change as it moves closer
True
False
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Multiple Select
The doppler effect uses the wavelength of sound or light.
True
False
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Multiple Select
Scientists can tell how fast a star is moving by the size of the star.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
A spectograph measures the doppler effect of stars.
true
false
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Multiple Choice
The doppler effect only uses light.
True
False
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Galaxies are Moving Away
Using the doppler effect, scientists have seen that most stars are showing a red shift, or moving away . Though there may be some objects in space moving towards our solar system, that is because we are in a space in the universe.
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The Big (Bang) Theory
Because of the red shift of most objects, scientists infer that they are all moving away from a center point that they call the singularity
The movement from that point is known as The Big Bang.
There is a lot of other evidence that supports this idea (left over energy in the universe from the event known as background radiation).
This idea is known as The Big Bang Theory
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Theory
An idea that is supported by and explains a wide range of observations
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Scientific ideas about what would happen after an event like The Big Bang, support the idea that it happened 14 Billion Years ago.
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After the Bang
Early after the Bang, hydrogen formed then combined to make helium
Hydrogen and helium formed massive clouds called nebula, from which large stars were formed
Other elements formed in large stars. Stars used up their early fuel, and some larger ones exploded.
These explosions formed large clouds of gas and dust.
From such clouds, a solar system with a star, planets, and other bodies of different sizes could form.
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Nebula
a collection or cloud of interstellar gas and dust
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What happens next?
Some scientists think that one day the universe will expand as far as it can and will rebound back into something like the sigularity in what they call The Big Crunch
Other scientists think that observation says that its not slowing down. This doesn't make sense, but dark matter is an idea that explains it. This idea believes that most of the universe is made of dark matter.
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Multiple Choice
What happens to the wavelength of a wave when it moves away from the observer?
It gets larger
I gets smaller
It remains the same
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Multiple Choice
What is mostly occurring with light that reaches earth frm other galaxies?
It is blue shifted
It is red shifted
It hasn't changed
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Multiple Choice
What does red shifted light from galaxies indicate?
The universe is expanding
the universe is contracting
the universe is standing still
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Multiple Choice
What does a blue shift in light indicate?
Objects moving closer to an observer
Objects moving away from an observer
Objects standing still
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Review
Scientists believe the universe is expanding from a single dense object, this is known as The Big Bang Theory
The doppler effect is how light and sound waves change as the approach and move away from an object or observer. It is the main evidence of the Big Bang
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Poll
How do you feel about this lesson?
I've got it like a boss!
I mostly get it.
Were you speaking Croatian?
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Open Ended
Any last thoughts?
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Multiple Select
What does the big bang theory state?
The universe is expanding
All matter was concentrated into one place at one point
the universe is contracting
The universe is staying still (stationary).
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Multiple Choice
The big bang happened approximately how many years ago?
14 million years
14 billion years
14 trillion years
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