13. The scientific study of celestial objects
(such as stars, planets, comets, and
galaxies) and phenomena that originate
outside the Earth's atmosphere (such as
the cosmic background radiation).
21. MODELS OF THE PLANETARY SYSTEM
1. GEOCENTRIC – the earth is the
center of the universe
2. HELIOCENTRIC – the sun is the
center of the planetary system,
a.k.a. “solar system”
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24. Branch of astronomy that involves the origin and
evolution of the universe, from the Big Bang to
today and on into the future.
According to NASA, the definition of cosmology is
"the scientific study of the large-scale properties of
the universe as a whole.
25. 1. The Gods of Egypt, Central Africa, and India
2. Monotheistic religions of Judaism, Christianity,
and Islam
3. Creationist theory
35. •The Big Bang is the name that scientists use for the
most common theory of the universe, from the
very early stages to the present day.
•The universe began as a very hot, small, and dense
super force (the mix of the four fundamental
forces), with no stars, atoms, form, or structure
(called a "singularity").
45. States that the universe continues to
expand and to collapse. It means that the
galaxy started to move away from each
other. However, after they reach a certain
space or distance, they stat to collapse or
contract back again.
48. PERFORMANCE TASK 1:
•On CANVA, make a presentation of
the theories of the origin of the
universe. Post your work on Google
Classroom. Deadline is on Sept. 24,
Friday.
Editor's Notes
Real
Big Bang Theory
FOUR FUNDAMENTAL FORCES OF NATURE:
Gravitational
Weak
Strong
Electromagnetic Force