The Big Bang and Beginning of the Universe Lecture

Poll

Do you believe in big bang?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

Open Ended

What is the Big Bang?

Draw

Highlight words that you recognize and can define.

Underline words you do not understand.

Multiple Choice

The Big Bang is the creation of the Universe from nothing.

• True

• False

Multiple Choice

How old is the universe?

• Approx. 13.5 Billion years old

• Approx. 1,000 years old

• Approx. 13.5 Million years old

• Approx. 10,000 years old.

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Multiple Select

What are the subatomic particles that started to appeared 3 minutes after the Big Bang? (select all that apply)

• Protons

• Neutrons

• Electrons

• Quarks

• Gluons

Multiple Choice

What color was the universe for about 380,000 after the Big Bang?

• Orange

• Green

• Yellow

• Blue

• A mix of yellow, green, blue, and red

Multiple Choice

What was the first element to appear of recombine?

• Hydrogen

• Helium

• Oxygen

• Carbon

• Iron

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After about ​

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years. The first element formed was ​

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and its isotopes followed quickly with small amounts of ​

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This process of creating the first elements is known as​

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The early universe was 75% Hydrogen and 25% Helium. Things really have not changed much today. The Universe is dark because no light is reflected. This is known as the ​

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400,000

Helium.

hydrogen

recombination.

dark ages

2 Million years

Carbon

Neutrons

Black Ages.

Condensation

Multiple Choice

How long did it take for stars to appear?

• at least 200 million years ago

• at least 400,000 years ago

• After a few seconds.

• After 200 Billion Years

Multiple Select

What appeared before stars? (select all that apply)

• Nebulas

• Hydrogen

• Planets

• Supernovas

• Comets

Multiple Choice

Do you have gravity?

• Yes

• No

• Maybe

Multiple Choice

What caused the first starts to form?

• Gravity attracting hydrogen atoms together.

• Gravity pushing things away from each other.

• Gravity causing atoms to create energy.

• Electrons using their electromagnetic force to stick together.

Multiple Select

Which of these is not a type of galaxy (select all that apply)

• Conical

• Irregular

• Complex

• Spiral

• Elliptical

Open Ended

Why did it take so long for our solar system to form?

​Proof of the Big Bang: Doppler Effect

​Cosmic Background Radiation is the microwave radiation that fills all space in the universe.

After the Big Bang waves of orange energy erupted from a single point.
As the waves stretched and cooled they began to form atoms, and some of the energy continued to expand forming the background radiation we see today.

These waves must have come from something large and hot. This is the only explanation of how microwaves could permeate all edges of the universe.

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is the stretched waves from the ​

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stages of the universe. ​

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are evidence for the Big Bang due it providing an reason for the existence of the waves themselves.

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Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation

inflation

CMBR

Universal Static Waves

USW

Dark Age

Multiple Choice

If a car is heading toward you the sound will sound:

• Higher Pitch

• Lower Pitch

Multiple Choice

Objects moving toward an observe appear more

• Blue

• Red

• Green

• Yellow

Multiple Choice

What is the name of the effect that waves become stretched or shrunk based on position of the observer?

• Doppler Effect

• Pitch Effect

• The Big Bang

Draw

Draw the concept of Redshift and Blue Shift.

Draw

Draw on Hubble

Open Ended

Explain how redshift is evidence for the Big Bang.

Labelling

Put the events in order.

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First Stars

Hydrogen appears. (Dark Ages)

First Stars Die

Solar System Appears

Subatomic Particles form

Energy Soup (Inflation)

Singularity

Multiple Choice

1. Approximately how long ago did the universe erupt from a single point in the Big Bang Theory?

• a. 100 million years ago
  

• b. 13.5 billion years ago
  

• c. 1 billion years ago
  

• d. 1 trillion years ago

  
  

Multiple Choice

3. What were the first elements formed after the Big Bang?

• a. Oxygen and Carbon
  

• b. Hydrogen and Helium
  

• c. Nitrogen and Neon
  

• d. Argon and Krypton

  
  

Multiple Choice

4. What force pulled matter together to form stars in the early universe?

• Electromagnetic force
  

• Gravity

• Dark Matter

• Strange Matter

Multiple Choice

What does Hubble's Law state about the relationship between redshifts and the distance of galaxies?

• Redshifts are unrelated to distance

• Redshifts increase with distance
  

• Redshifts decrease with distance
  

• Redshifts are constant regardless of distance

  
  

Multiple Choice

What process formed trillions of elements inside stars that eventually led to the formation of our solar system?

• Nuclear fusion

• Nuclear fission

• Solar radiation

• Electromagnetic induction