A) radiation dominated.
B) quark dominated.
C) lepton dominated.
D) matter dominated.
E) dark energy dominated.
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A) zero curvature, favoring a spherical cosmos.
B) exactly one.
C) 0.5, suggesting we are split between open and closed universes.
D) 2.73 K, in spite of the eddies and turbulence that led to galaxy formation.
E) infinity, suggesting an open universe is the only possible cosmology.
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A) none, only energy.
B) only hydrogen.
C) hydrogen and helium.
D) all elements up to iron.
E) all elements in much their present proportions.
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A) Radiation Era.
B) Lepton Epoch.
C) Nuclear Epoch.
D) Decoupling Epoch.
E) Matter Era.
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A) Z = 1,000,000.
B) Z = 400,000.
C) Z = 1,100.
D) Z = 10.
E) Z = 4.
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A) radiation dominated.
B) quark dominated.
C) lepton dominated.
D) matter dominated.
E) dark energy dominated.
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A) discovery of a white hole, with matter and energy flowing out
B) more sophisticated gravity wave detectors
C) a theory incorporating the force of gravity into existing GUTs
D) a better understanding of the nature of dark energy
E) more detailed observations of the cosmic microwave background
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A) They are very close to being equal.
B) 73% cosmic background, 27% starlight.
C) About ten times more from the Big Bang than from stars and galaxies.
D) The starlight now dominates the background, as your eyes show clearly.
E) We have no way of comparing matter and energy this way.
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A) decoupling Event, about a million years after the Big Bang.
B) end of the Planck Era, about 10⁻⁴³ seconds after the Big Bang.
C) end of the Inflationary Epoch, about 10⁻³² seconds into creation.
D) beginning of particle production, about .0001 seconds into the universe.
E) end of electron production, about a minute after creation.
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A) hydrostatic equilibrium.
B) thermal equilibrium.
C) the threshold equilibrium.
D) the cosmological constant.
E) the critical density.
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