Chapter 26: Problem 32
How can we detect the presence of sound waves in the early universe? What do these sound waves tell us?
Chapter 26: Problem 32
How can we detect the presence of sound waves in the early universe? What do these sound waves tell us?
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Suppose we were living in a radiation-dominated universe. Discuss how such a universe would be different from what we now observe.
Can you see the cosmic background radiation with the naked eye? With a visible-light telescope? Explain why or why not.
Explain the difference between a Doppler shift and a cosmological redshift.
. What does it mean to say that the universe was once radiationdominated? What happened when the universe changed from being radiation-dominated to being matter-dominated? When did this happen?
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