GCSE Physics – Red and blue shift
Learning Objectives
-I can describe how red and blue shift occurs
-I can explain what red and blue shift show
-I can explain how red shift and cosmic microwave background radiation provides evidence for the Big Bang
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1. Question
What was the first theory on the origin of the Universe?
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2. Question
What did the Steady State Theory suggest?
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3. Question
How is light from distant galaxies shifted?
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4. Question
What are absorption spectra?
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5. Question
What do scientists do with absorption spectra?
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6. Question
What does each element produce on an absorption spectra?
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7. Question
What is the name of light from distant galaxies being more red?
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8. Question
What does red-shift show?
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9. Question
What does red-shift of most galaxies show us?
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10. Question
If light from a galaxy is red shifted, what is happening?
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11. Question
How can we measure red-shift?
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12. Question
Two galaxies are moving away from Earth, with galaxy A moving more quickly than B. What happens to their light?
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13. Question
More distance galaxies have a greater red-shift than nearer ones. What does this show?
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14. Question
As more distant galaxies are moving faster than nearer ones, what does this suggest?
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15. Question
What is the blue-shift?
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16. Question
What does the blue-shift show?
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17. Question
What is CMBR?
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18. Question
What does CMBR stand for?
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19. Question
What is CMBR evidence for?
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20. Question
Why is CMBR evidence for the Big Bang Theory?
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21. Question
Which theory is believed about the origin of the Universe at the moment?
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22. Question
What is the current theory on the origin on the Universe?
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23. Question
What does the Big Bang Theory state?
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24. Question
What do we still not understand about the universe?
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25. Question
Give a piece of evidence for both the Steady State Theory and the Big Bang Theory.