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  • 1919 Cosmic Times

    1919 Cosmic Times
    The age of this universe is infinte. Also the size of this universe is 300,000 thousand light years.
  • 1919 Cosmic Times

    1919 Cosmic Times
    Newton and Einsteins theories predicted that gravity would bend starlight as it passed by the sun.
  • 1919 Cosmic Times

    1919 Cosmic Times
    Einstein predicted that the effect would be twice as predicted by Newton.
  • 1919 Cosmic Times

    1919 Cosmic Times
    Scientists needed to see the stars near the sun in order to predict the bending of star light
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  • 1929 Cosmic Times

    1929 Cosmic Times
    The nebulae showed individual stars , includeing cepheid variable stars.
  • 1929 Cosmic Times

    1929 Cosmic Times
    The age of this universe was 2 billion years, and the size of the universe is 280 million light years.
  • 1929 Cosmic Times

    1929 Cosmic Times
    Dr Hubble took photos of "the spiral nebulae" with the mount Wilson hooker telescope.
  • 1929 cosmic Times

    1929 cosmic Times
    Hubble found that Adromeda was 900 thousand light years away, proveing that it lies outside the milky way.
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    1929 Cosmic Times

  • 1955 Cosmic Times

    1955 Cosmic Times
    The age of this universe is 6 billion years and the size of this universe is 4-8 billion light years.
  • 1955

    1955
    Walter baade used the hooker telescope at the mount wilson observatory to take images of Andromeda.
  • 1955 Cosmic Times

    1955 Cosmic Times
    Walter Baade found that there were 2 types of stars. Type 1 stars are brighter, and bluer and type 2 are reder and and more faint.
  • 1955 Cosmic Times

    1955 Cosmic Times
    Baade deduced that there must also be 2 types of cephied variable stars.
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    1955 Cosmis Times

  • 1965 Cosmic Times

    1965 Cosmic Times
    The age of this universe is 10-25 billions years old and the sixe of this universe is 25 million lights years.
  • 1965 Cosmic Times

    1965 Cosmic Times
    Arno Denzias and Robert Wiltson were trying to teack down unwanted microwave signals they were detecting with the 20- foot horn antenna in homedel new jersey.
  • 1965 Cosmic Times

    1965 Cosmic Times
    there was a radiation matching a temperature of 3.5 degrees kelvin left over.
  • 1965 Cosmic Times

    the radiation was coming from the hot , dense ball of matter and energy that existed at the biggining of the universe.
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    1965 Cosmic Times

  • 1993 Cosmic Times

    1993 Cosmic Times
    The age of this universe is 12-20 billion years old and the size of this universe is 30 billion light years.
  • 1993 Cosmic Times

    The universe began as a dense ball of energy which eventually expanded distributing hot radiation and space outward and all directions.
  • 1993 Cosmic Times

    1993 Cosmic Times
    As the universe expanded and cooled, it produced quarks and electrons then protons and neutrons.
  • 1993 Cosmic Times

    1993 Cosmic Times
    Quarks, electrons, protons, and neutrons combined to make hidrogen and helium.
  • 1993 Cosmic Times

    The age of this universe is 13.7 billion years and the size of this universe is 94 billion light years.
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    2006 Cosmic Times

  • 2006 Cosmic Times

    Dr. John C. Mather is a NASA scientist who won the nobel prize in physics for discoveries about the cosmic microwave background.
  • 2006 Cosmic Times

    CMB stands for comisc mocrowave background it means reamaing light from the begging of the universe as seen today.
  • 2006 Cosmic Times

    The compostion of our universe is 73% dark energy, 4% normal matter, and 23% dark matter.
  • 2006 Cosmic Times

    The age of this universe is 13.7 billion years and the size of this universe is 94 billion light years.
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