The Big Bang Theory

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The doppler effect The changing of wavelength and frequency of waves relative to the observer When the source moves away from the observer, the observed wavelength increases and the frequency decreases
The source moves towards the observer, the observed wavelength decreases and and the frequency increases Sirens are an example
galaxies are a large collection of stars Red-shift- Increase in wavelength of electromagnetic waves emitted by a star ot galaxy due to its motion away from us
the faster the speed of the star, the greater the red-shift is Galaxies further away from us are moving faster than ones which are closer
Bluue-shift- when a galaxy is moving towards us and the rays from the galaxy are moving towards the darker end of the spectrum
All the distant galaxies are moving away from each other, so the whole universe is expanding ...
The Big Bang Theory If it is now expanding, it suggests there was a massive explosion which started at a very small, initial point where the universe was created
The universe has been expanding ever since the big bang, high energy gamma rad. would have been produced -As the universe expanded it would have become lower-energy rad. Cosmic microwave background radiation (CMBR) is electromagnetic radiation, created just after the Big Bang; can only be explained by the BB
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