Cosmology (82.0K)
The Cosmology Interactive allows you to play with the equations for the evolution of the Universe. You will see how the universe might evolve under certain parameters, such as the Hubble Constant and the density parameter Omega. You will see a representation of the Universe's evolution in terms of the expansion or collapse of a uniform distribution of galaxies in a window viewer in the upper right. Notice how the color of the galaxies change from red when they are expanding away from each other (redshifting) to blue (blueshifting) when they collapse back towards each other in Omega > 1 Universes.

1		Hubble's Law
			A)	a
			B)	a
			C)	a
			D)	a

In cosmology, we study nothing less than the fate of the cosmos. We have examples here of how different combinations of mass, energy, speed, and time influence the creation, evolution, and fate of the Big Bang.

2		Look-back time
			A)	a
			B)	b
			C)	c
			D)	d

In cosmology, we study nothing less than the fate of the cosmos. We have examples here of how different combinations of mass, energy, speed, and time influence the creation, evolution, and fate of the Big Bang.

3		Hubble Time
			A)	a
			B)	b
			C)	c
			D)	d

In cosmology, we study nothing less than the fate of the cosmos. We have examples here of how different combinations of mass, energy, speed, and time influence the creation, evolution, and fate of the Big Bang.

4		dark energy
			A)	a
			B)	b
			C)	c
			D)	d

In cosmology, we study nothing less than the fate of the cosmos. We have examples here of how different combinations of mass, energy, speed, and time influence the creation, evolution, and fate of the Big Bang.

5		deja vu
			A)	a
			B)	b
			C)	c
			D)	d