Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation is;The recommended time to answer this question is 2.5 minutes.Soru 15Yanıta radiation that occurs as a result of the orbiting planets in the Solar System.a radiation that occurs when the Earth's atmosphere refracts the rays of the sun coming from behind at night.a radiation that originated in the early ages of the universe and reached us today.a radiation coming from the supermassive black hole in the center of the galaxy.a radiation emitted by gas and dust in the Milky Way Galaxy.

What is the cosmic background radiation?the faint glow of light across the night skythe light-energy remnants of the explosion in which the universe was born    the light emitted by supernova explosionsthe radio noise from hot gas in rich galactic clusters

Radio astronomy involves wavelengths much longer than those of visible light, and many orbiting observatories have probed the universe for radiation of very short wavelengths. What sorts of objects and physical conditions would you expect to be associated with emission of radiation at very long and very short wavelengths?

What is CMB?a.Leftover heat from the Big Bangb.Radiation emitted by our Sunc.Shockwave from the death of a stard.Molecular cloudse.All of the abovef.None of the above

Match the following events with when they were first created or occured after the formation of the universe according to the notes. *9 points0 seconds 10^-36 seconds 1 microsecond 100 seconds 380,000 years 100 million years 500 million years 4 billion years 13.8 billion yearsBig Bang The Cosmic Microwave Background Greatest rate of star formation First nuclei The period of greatest expansion First subatomic particles First galaxies First stars Present day Big Bang The Cosmic Microwave Background Greatest rate of star formation First nuclei The period of greatest expansion First subatomic particles First galaxies First stars Present day

With what type of electromagnetic radiation would you observe:A. A star with a temperature of 5800 K?B. A gas heated to a temperature of one million K?C. A person on a dark night?