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SARTILLO, LPT
Review:
1. Whatare the three most abundant elements in universe?
2. What matter does the universe consist of at 4.6%?
3. What comprises baryonic matter?
4. What matter has gravity but does not emit light?
5. What comprises 71.4% of the universe?
6. What is the building block of galaxies?
7. What do you call the cluster of stars?
8. How old is the universe?
Geocentric theory
Vs.
Heliocentric theory
When a wave travels
between two objects,
the wavelength seems
to change if one or
both of them are
moving.
DOPPLER EFFECT
The Doppler effect is the change in the
wavelength of a wave when there is a motion that
increases or decreases the distance between the
receiver and the source.
RED SHIFT
Redshift occurs when electromagnetic waves shift to
longer wavelengths (shift towards the red end of the
spectrum when the source of the waves is moving
away from the observer).
Learning Target:
1. Explain the origin of the universe according to
the big bang theory.
2.Identify different proponents that support the
big bang theory.
Big Bang
balloon
Activity
Big Bang Balloon Activity Materials:
● Balloon
● Permanent Marker
● String
● Ruler
Procedure:
1. Partially inflate the balloon. Use the clothespin to clip the end so that the
air will not escape.
2. Using a permanent marker, draw six widely spaced dots on the balloon.
Label one dot "H" which indicates home and the other dots A to E.
3. Since the balloon is curved, a string could be used first to measure the
distance from "H" to each dot. Then, use a ruler to measure the length of
the string. Record each distance on the initial measurement column on the
table provided.
4. Remove the clothespin. Then, inflate the balloon again to make it bigger.
5. Observe what happens to the dots. Repeat step 3 but record the distances
on the Trial 1 column on the table provided.
6. Repeat steps 4 and 5 two more times. Record your measurements under
Trial 2 and 3 column.
Questions:
1. As the balloon gets bigger, what happens to the
distances from the "H" dot to the other dots?
2. What dot(s) move(s) the farthest? Is it the dot near
the "H" or the dot farther from "H"?
3. If the dots correspond to groups of stars and the
balloons represent the universe, how will you explain
the concept of expanding universe?
The big bang theory
❖A cosmological model explaining how the
universe began.
❖It suggests that the universe started its
expansion about 13.8 billion years ago.
BIG BANG THEORY
❖The big bang theory suggests that the universe
started as a “singularity”.
Concept Notes:
• The big bang theory suggests that the universe started as a “singularity”.
● Proponents of Big Bang Theory: Georges Henri Joseph Edouard
Lemaitre, Edwin Powell Hubble, Arno Penzias, and Robert Wilson.
● Hubble’s law states that the relationship of the velocities of distant
objects in the universe is directly proportional to their distance from
Earth.
● The big bang theory failed to explain how the universe was created.
A. Identify the proponent of the theory that explains the following statements.
__________1. He used the radial pulse of Cepheid star to measure the distance
of the star from Earth.
__________2. He stated that the amount of redshift is proportional to the
distance of the galaxy.
__________3. He is considered the first proponent of the big bang theory.
__________4. He used the Hooker telescope to support his idea.
__________5.He proposed that the universe originated in an explosive act of
primeval atom or the ‘cosmic egg’.
__________6. Discovered cosmic microwave background radiation.
B. Answer the question. Limit your answer in 2 to 3 sentences.