Red-shift and Big Bang 0.0 / 5 ? PhysicsEarth in spaceGCSEAQA Created by: 2020gcses!Created on: 11-01-20 21:09 Light from distant galaxies have? Increased wavelength 1 of 12 What does red-shift show? Galaxies are moving far away from each other 2 of 12 Galaxies further away have and how far do they move? Have a bigger red-shift. They move faster than closer galaxies 3 of 12 Very distant galaxy? Large red-shift. Moving away very fast. 4 of 12 More distant galaxy? Larger red-shift. Move away faster 5 of 12 Nearby galaxies Small red-shift. Moving away 6 of 12 Distant galaxies moving further away than nearby galaxies evidence? That universe is expanding 7 of 12 How did the universe begin? In a very small region. Very hot and dense. 8 of 12 What happens to this region? It expanded to the universe seen today 9 of 12 Observations of supernovas? Increase in expansion rate. Universe is expanding faster. 10 of 12 What else does the universe contain? Dark matter and dark energy 11 of 12 Dark matter and dark energy cannot? be detected 12 of 12
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