The Universe is so big that we could imagine. The matter of the Universe is concentrated in only a small part of it.
The visible universe's size:
-The universe's limits, from the earth, are at 46.500 ligth-year millions to all directions.
-After the Big Bang, the universe fastly expand and a half of his light didn't arrive to us and, thats why we can see it.
Structure:
The matter in the universe forms:
-Minor structures (stars and system).
-Galaxies are medium size structures formed by gas, dust and dark matter.
-A common form is the elliptical galaxy
-Spiral Galaxies are disk-shaped with dusty, curving arms, like the Milky Way.
-Irregular galaxies are irregular or unusual shapes.
Cumuls of galaxies:
They are a set of galaxies wrapped up in warm gas. The galaxies turn one each other join by the gravity power. Sometimes they hit or absorb thereselves.
Supercumuls of galaxies:
They are sets of galaxies, formed by big caps from all the universe. The local group are formed by the supercumul of Virgo.
Wall:
Those are the last discovered structures and the oldest and biggest in the universe. The form big strips of supercumuls of galaxies.
The Big Atractor:
The supercumul of Virgo and the other structures of the universe reach to a mistery point called The Big Atractor.
María Cascales Albaladejo
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"Nuestro lugar en el Universo" REDES
Ahora, responde a las preguntas propuestas en clase:
1) ¿Qué son los quartzs y a qué se refiere el vídeo al hablar de radiaciones cósmicas de microondas?
2) ¿Qué son los exoplanetas? ¿Cómo se obtienen datos de ellos?
3) ¿Qué son los neutrinos? ¿ Con qué tipo de materia se relacionan?
domingo, 13 de octubre de 2013
Summary: Big Bang and the Universe
The Big Bang
It's a theory about the origin of the Universe
- It started from a dense atom that exploded.
- It increased 90 times its size, very fast.
- Nowadays, It is still expanding, but at a slower rate.
- At first, it was a dark place because atoms weren't formed.
- Recombination: next, atoms were formed and the Universe became transparent.
- Finally, galaxies and stars were created.
The origin of the Solar System
- It was born 9 billion years after The Big Bang.
- Its age is about 4.6 billion years.
- The Sun and the Solar System were formed from a cloud of gas called Solar Nebula
- This nebula collapsed, it spun faster and flattened into a disk.
- Most of the material was concentrated in the centre and the Sun was formed.
- The rest formed planets, satellites, comets, etc...
Dark Matter
- Mysterious and invisible mass formed by exotic particles that don't interact with light or regular matter.
- It is inferred because of the gravitational pull.
- It is the 23% of the Universe , with 4% being regular matter.
Dark Energy
- Strange, pulling and expansive force that remains undetected and makes 73% of the Universe.
By Luis Andrés.
It's a theory about the origin of the Universe
- It started from a dense atom that exploded.
- It increased 90 times its size, very fast.
- Nowadays, It is still expanding, but at a slower rate.
- At first, it was a dark place because atoms weren't formed.
- Recombination: next, atoms were formed and the Universe became transparent.
- Finally, galaxies and stars were created.
The origin of the Solar System
- It was born 9 billion years after The Big Bang.
- Its age is about 4.6 billion years.
- The Sun and the Solar System were formed from a cloud of gas called Solar Nebula
- This nebula collapsed, it spun faster and flattened into a disk.
- Most of the material was concentrated in the centre and the Sun was formed.
- The rest formed planets, satellites, comets, etc...
- Mysterious and invisible mass formed by exotic particles that don't interact with light or regular matter.
- It is inferred because of the gravitational pull.
- It is the 23% of the Universe , with 4% being regular matter.
Dark Energy
- Strange, pulling and expansive force that remains undetected and makes 73% of the Universe.
By Luis Andrés.
martes, 8 de octubre de 2013
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