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EastWind [94]
3 years ago
11

Which evidence supports the big bang theory? Select three options.

Physics
1 answer:
tatiyna3 years ago
8 0

`1.Many galaxies exist.

3.Most galaxies are moving away from us.

4.Uniform background radiation is detected in every direction.

Explanation:

The Big bang theory is a theory explaining the formation of the universe from the early stages to today.According to the theory , the universe started as a hot ,small , & dense super-force with no singularity(atom, structure, form).The evidence of this theory include;

  • systematical shifting of the galaxies away from us
  • A radiation called cosmic microwave background radiation only explained by the theory
  • Larger redshifts causing great drop off in the number of quasar
  • Abundance of different elements in the universe such as hydrogen and lithium checked through spectra of oldest stars and gas clouds.

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