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This Class (Lecture 32): The Big Bang! Expansion of the Universe! Difference between expansion and explosion HW 11 due on Dec 5 th Music: The Universe Song Animaniacs! In a homogenous Universe, what does the farther away the faster the galaxies move away mean? Egoist view We are at the center of the Universe. Einstein s view The Universe is expanding, and there is no center!

! To describe the motion of all the galaxies in the Universe, we use General Relativity (due to gravitation effects)! General Relativity predicts that we live in an expanding Universe.! Einstein didn t buy it at first, so made a cosmological constant to get rid of it.! In other words, space is stretching in all directions. This completely explains Hubble s Law. Nearly all galaxies are moving away from our Galaxy. What does this mean? a)! We are the center of the Universe. b)! We are actually the only moving galaxy. c)! No one wants to play with us. d)! All particles are repelling each other. e)! The Universe is expanding.

Annie Hall (1977) The Universe is expanding, how do you feel about that? A) B) C) http://www.calresco.org/ewp/confuse.htm! Hubble showed us that galaxies are moving away from us.! The farther, the faster! This can imply an expanding Universe! But, we aren t expanding, local forces hold us together

The raisins are like galaxies. The Universe is expanding, but we are not. Why? a)! We are special. b)! We are grounded by our understanding of the Universe. c)! We are held together by stronger local forces. d)! What are you talking about, we are expanding. e)! The Universe is just no longer expanding. Raisins stay the same size, like Brooklyn. Expanding into What? Expanding into What? What is North of the North Pole?

! Its common to think of the expansion of the Universe like an explosion! Galaxies hurled away from each other through space! This is incorrect!! Einstein s Theory of Relativity tells us that spacetime itself is expanding!! Like an inflating balloon! The analogies are just to help us visualize, don t get stuck in the specifics.! The Universe has no center.! The Universe has no edge.! Concept of time and space began with the Universe, can not apply the concepts so easily. Consider a large box" containing many galaxies! Total mass in box today: M today! Total volume in box today: V today! Density today = M today / V today The Universe box Today Tomorrow http://universe.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/reach-for-theuniverse.jpg How does the density of the Universe change with time?

How does the density of the Universe change with time? As the Universe expands:! M tomorrow stays the same! V tomorrow becomes larger! Density M tomorrow /V tomorrow! smaller M tomorrow /V tomorrow < M today / V today Density changes with time!! Universe was denser in the past! Universe will be less dense in the future The Universe box 1.! The Universe is expanding 2.! Earlier Universe was more dense 3.! Earlier Universe was hotter. The origin of the Universe can be described by the idea of the Big Bang. Where did the Big Bang happen? The Universe is homogenous & isotropic. Which of the following is an incorrect statement about the Universe. a)! It is expanding. b)! It started out very dense and very hot. c)! It is less dense today than it was in the past. d)! It is cooler today than it was in the past. e)! It started out as an explosion into empty space.

! No special points or locales! Expansion of all space! As spacetime expanded, the Universe became less dense and cooler! Eventually forming the stars and galaxies we see today! Big Bang has no center! Happened everywhere! Wherever you go, there was the big bang! So as we talk about the very dense early universe, remember that we are talking about what happened not just far away at the edge of the Universe, but right here!...smooshed up small, but still right here! http://www.atlasoftheuniverse.com/bigbang.html 1.! Copernicus and others: We are not the center of the solar system. The Earth is a typical planet. 2.! Shapley and others: We are not the center of the Galaxy. The Sun is a typical star. 3.! Hubble and others: We are not in the center of the Universe. The Milky Way is a typical galaxy.! In the 1940s, extrapolating on Hubble s Law, George Gamow proposed the the universe began in a colossal explosion of expansion.! In the 1950s, the term BIG BANG was coined by an unconvinced Sir Fred Hoyle who tried to ridicule it.! In the 1990s, there was an international competition to rename the BIG BANG with a more appropriate name, but no new name was selected.

! Scientists do not have a definitive explanation for the Big Bang! But, a growing body of observations supports the theory that the event did occur. Where did the Big Bang occur? a)! Everywhere. b)! At the edge of the Universe. c)! Just a little past the edge of the observable Universe. d)! Somewhere in the outer region of the Milky Way. e)! Snyder Hall, last Saturday night, 11:33 pm. t = age of Universe ct Not to scale!! If the early Universe was so hot, we should be able to see it glowing. Right?! Yep, we do! But, as the Universe expanded, it redshifted down to the microwave.! Now, it is called the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB).! First detected by Robert Wilson and Arno Penzias.

! All over the sky, we see blackbody radiation! Temperature = 2.73 K! Provides compelling evidence for the Big Bang Theory! Almost perfectly isotropic! Nearly the same in every direction! Indicates that, over large scales, the Universe is uniformly spread out Milky Way disk Cosmic Background Explorer (COBE) satellite (launched 1989) Jan 22, 2008

ct t = age of Universe Not to scale! ct c(t 3.8x10 5 yr) t = age of Universe Surface of last scattering