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6. [4pt] Another explanation for the Universe it the Steady State Hypothesis. The Steady State Hypothesis...
6. [4pt]
Another explanation for the Universe it the Steady State
Hypothesis. The Steady State Hypothesis says that the Universe has
always existed and is infinite in extent. Which of the following
support the Big Bang Theory and which support the Steady State
Model.
(Select B-Big Bang Theory, S-Steady State Model, If the first is B
and the rest S, enter
BSSSSS).
A) The measurement of the microwave background radiation.
B) A measurement that shows the density of the Universe is close to
the critical density.
C) The measurement of redshifts that show galaxies appear to be
moving away from each other and the Universe is expanding.
D) Observing that galaxies at very large distances look identical
to those in the nearby universe.
E) An observation that some globular clusters show M-type stars
that have evolved off the main sequence.
Hint: Not all of these have been observed. Some would be very surprising to see!
Please answer if you are only 100% correct! This is my last try for this problem!
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