Problems related to the use of telescopes to study the early…

  

Problems related to the use of telescopes to study the early… Problems related to the use of telescopes to study the early universe are stars did not exist for the first few hundred million years and the universe was not transparent to light for about the first 380,000 years.   TrueFalse Kepler’s Paradox involves why the night sky is not as bright as the sun everywhere if the universe is infinite, unchanging, and everywhere the same. TrueFalse The Cosmic Background Explorer (COBE), the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe (WMAP), and the European Planck satellite have studied various aspects of the cosmic microwave background. TrueFalse In the early universe, particle creation and annihilation occurred with electrons and antielectrons. TrueFalse    Science Astronomy AST 1002 Share (0)