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Redshift
increase in wavelength from distant galaxies; evidence of universe expansion.
CMBR
leftover radiation from the Big Bang
Life cycle of stars
nebula → protostar → main sequence → red giant / supernova etc.
Orbital speed
depends on radius and mass of object being orbited.
v
2*pi*r/T— orbital speed
Describe the life cycle of a star larger than our sun.
Nebula → Protostar → Main sequence
Star expands to red supergiant
Supernova
Then becomes neutron star or black hole
✅ Must mention: red supergiant, supernova, neutron star/black hole.
How does redshift support the Big Bang theory?
Light from distant galaxies is redshifted → they're moving away
More distant = more redshift = faster
Implies universe is expanding
This supports idea that everything started from a single point (Big Bang)
✅ Must mention expansion, speed vs distance, origin.