Question 2 • 2001310 Earth Science Sem 1 - Pearson
Cosmic background radiation is faint radiation left over from the hot, dense early universe after the big bang. As the universe expanded, it cooled, and this radiation stretched to longer wavelengths. The statement that galaxies farther away move more slowly is incorrect: on average, more distant galaxies recede faster.
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