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Big History Cosmos Quiz

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Explore the universe's origins, stars, and life.

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Big History Cosmos Quiz
 

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Explore the universe's origins, stars, and life.

by Raychelle Orell
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What event began the universe about 13.8 billion years ago?

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What evidence supports the Big Bang?

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What created tiny differences in the early universe allowing matter to clump?

4

Which two elements dominated the early universe?

5

What triggers fusion in stars when gas collapses?

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Stars fuse elements up to which heavy element?

7

Where are elements heavier than iron formed?

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Approximately how many stars are in the Milky Way?

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What will Andromeda do in about 3.75 billion years?

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What is the average color of the universe called?

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What process powers stars by fusing hydrogen into helium?

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What happens when a very massive star runs out of fuel?

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What is the average color of the universe called?

14

Which galaxy will collide with the Milky Way in about 3.75 billion years?

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About how many stars are in the Milky Way?

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How wide is the observable universe?

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What does 'Star Stuff' mean in Big History?

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Why is chemistry important to Big History?

19

Where are elements heavier than iron formed?

20

What is the stage called when a star exhausts its hydrogen fuel and swells?

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