BIG BANG
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| What is described as "all of space and everything that is?" | Universe
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| What is the distance that light travels in one year? | Light Year
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| What is a giant structure that contains hundreds of billions of stars? | Galaxy
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| What is known as the speed in a given direction? | Velocity
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| What is the energy that can travel directly through space in the form of waves? | Electromagnetic Radiation
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| What is the theory that describes the initial "explosion or expansion" of energy that resulted in the formation of the universe? | Big Bang Theory
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| What is the basic unit of matter? | Atom
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| What is the study of the universe, and humanity's place in it? | Cosmology
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| What is a form of energy found througout space that is responsible for the expansion of the university? | Dark Energy
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| What is a dense matter that only exists in space? | Dark Matter
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| If it has a beginning and an end, it is known as being...? | Finite
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| Anything without a beginning or and end is known as being...? | Infinite
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| This is an equation or law that explains that a velocity between galaxies and Earth is proportional to their distances away. | Hubble's Law
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| Anything that has both mass and volume. | Matter
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| The most widely accepted theory of the beginning of the universe | BIG BANG
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| What is the universe called that humans are able to observe from Earth- (approximately 93 billion light years) | Observable universe
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| What is known as "any observable occurence, usually an extraordinary event." | Phenomenon
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| Anything that is not defined as matter, especially vast in outer space. | Space
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| What is a specific place or position with a "view?" | Vantage Point
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| What encompasses everything that physically exists through space and time? | Universe
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| This is the science that deals with celestial objects, space and the physical universe | Astronomy
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| The change in a wave frequency as the observer of the wave and the wave source moves to or from each other | Doppler Shift
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| A project that recreates opportunities for particles to move faster than the speed of light. | CERN
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| A substance that contains only a single type of atom | Element
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| The universe that can be observed by humans | Observable universe
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| Expressed as the Mass per a unit's volume | Density
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| An attribute of matter that takes on many forms | Energy
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| The process of growing outward, such as our universe | Expansion
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| A natural phenonmenum by which anything that has mass attracts to one another | gravity
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| The study of energy, matter and the relationship between them | physics
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