Cosismo

What is COSIMO?

• A program for teaching coding
• A program for teaching cosmology
• A telescope to observe the night sky
• A program for studying the evolution of galaxies

What types of astronomical objects can be studied with COSIMO?

• Planets
• Stars
• Galaxies
• Comets

What type of data does COSIMO collect?

• Optical light
• X-rays
• Gamma rays
• Radio waves

What is the main purpose of COSIMO?

• To measure the temperature of distant stars
• To measure the age of the Universe
• To simulate the formation of galaxies
• To study the composition of exoplanets

What is Hubble's Law?

• A law that states galaxies move away from us at constant speed
• A law that states galaxies move away from each other at constant speed
• A law that states galaxies move toward us at constant speed
• A law that states galaxies move toward each other at constant speed

What does COSIMO use to simulate galaxies?

• The Standard Model of Cosmology
• The General Theory of Relativity
• The Big Bang Theory
• The Lambda-CDM Model

What type of mathematical models does COSIMO use to simulate galaxies?

• Nonlinear
• Linear
• Combinatory
• Logarithmic

What type of data do astronomers use to study galaxy formation and evolution?

• Numerical simulations
• Light-curve data
• Spectroscopic measurements
• Radio waves

How does COSIMO help astronomers study the Universe?

• It allows them to observe distant galaxies in detail
• It allows them to simulate galaxies in a virtual environment
• It allows them to measure the temperature of distant stars
• It allows them to measure the age of the Universe

What is the main goal of COSIMO?

• To measure the temperature of distant stars
• To measure the age of the Universe
• To simulate the formation of galaxies
• To study the composition of exoplanets