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Match the items
a. States that all matter is evenly distributed throughout the universe, in the same amounts, moving in the same directions, and in
the same ways
b. Thought to have started the "Big Bang".
c. Hubble's law tells us this is happening to the universe.
d. Formed the stars, galaxies, and solar system.
e. Known as the father of the Big Bang Theory.
f. Responsible for the general theory of relativity.
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2. Gravity
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Explosion
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Cosmological Principle

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The terms for each description are:

  1. Edwin Hubble: known as the father of the Big Bang Theory.
  2. Albert Einstein: responsible for the general theory of relativity.

How to match the terms with each description?

In this exercise, you're required to match the appropriate terms with each description as follows:

Cosmological Principle: states that all matter is evenly distributed throughout the universe, in the same amounts, moving in the same directions, and in the same ways.

Gravity: thought to have started the "Big Bang".

Expansion: Hubble's law tells us this is happening to the universe.

Explosion: formed the stars, galaxies, and solar system.

Edwin Hubble: he is known as the father of the Big Bang Theory.

Albert Einstein: he is responsible for the general theory of relativity.

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