Who believed that the universe was static and introduced the term "cosmological constant" in his equation of relativity?

Unknown force that is pushing bodies in the opposite direction and proportional to the gravitational attraction.

He said that the stillness of the universe was mere appearance. He discovered more galaxies other than the Milky Way and he calculated the distance between these.

Select correct answer: "When an object emits a sonorous wave is closer to an observer, the waves compress as they approximate. When it gets far from you, the waves widens in space more each time, and their intensity slowly decreases."

Hubble discovered this about galaxies:

Proposes that the phenomenon that caused the expansion was a great explosion that took place 14,000 million years ago.

Person that predicted that, starting from an infinitely dense and heated beginning of matter, which caused the great explosion, an enormous amount of photons must have been released through the cosmos. Contributd to the Big Bang Theory.

Both these characters calculated the loss of heat of the light emitted by the explosion. Contributed to the Big Bang Theory.

Proposes that at some moment the attraction of the force of gravity will be greater than the impulse force resulting from the explosion; therefore, the Universe will stop its expansion and will collapse back its starting point, that is, a grand explosion or Big Crunch will occur.

He reached the conclusion that, owing the tension between gravity and force of anti-gravity of the cosmological constants with which Einstein conceptually kept the Universe fixed, this was found in a weak equilibrium. Contributed to the Big Crunch theory.

Proposes that the Universe is in constant expansion due to the continuous creation of new matter that fills the gaps from the center of the Universe, left by matter that was previously displaced.

Evidences of Pulse between Theories tell us:

It is an addition to the Big Bang. Explains that in the initial seconds of the explosion, matter expanded in an exponential or inflationary manner, which agrees with the homogenity observed from any dierction and also with the fact that the explosion overcame the powerful initial force of gravity, when all matter was closer to the rest of matter.

He was the first naturalist who tried to offer an explanation on the origin of life, and did it by conceptually reformulating the ancient theory of spontaneous generation proposed by the ancient greeks.

He opposes spontaneous generation theory and proves it wrong with his experiments.

In his book "The Origin of Life" he proposed that life on Earth had originated in a primary atmosphere, which was poor in oxygen.

Stanley L. Miller put in charge this person to experiment with an hypothetic model of the atmosphere.

They proposed the existence of a first biologic world based on RNA molecules.

Eon when Earth and Solar System is originated.