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Year 9 Science

by Lauren
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The Big Bang Theory is the scientific explanation for how the began . It suggests that the universe started as a tiny , extremely and point that suddenly . This expansion created all the in the universe .

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One piece of evidence for the Big Bang is . When scientists look at distant galaxies , they notice that the from them is towards the red end of the . This shows that are moving from us , meaning the universe is still .

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Another key piece of evidence is the Cosmic Background Radiation . This is the leftover from the early universe , which has cooled and stretched into faint microwave radiation . We can detect it in direction .

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Finally , modern allow scientists to observe galaxies and gather data about the early . By studying this light , scientists can see that the universe has over time , supporting the idea that it began with a massive .

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