10 Questions
The early universe no light could escape the dense opach fog of primordial gas, but as this cosmic soup of atomic particles began to cool down hydrogen atoms began to form, leading to the universe's first bright, violent new ______ burning through the fog that once blocked all light from escaping the expanding universe
stars
In the cauldron of the early universe no light could escape the dense opach fog of primordial gas, but as this cosmic soup of atomic particles began to cool down hydrogen atoms began to form, leading to the universe's first bright, violent new starts burning through the fog that once blocked all light from escaping the expanding universe. Some of these early photons have travelled unhindered through the vast empty expanse of space for 13.5 billion years, and will reach their destination, here on the man-made detectors of the James Webb ______
telescope
The James Webb telescope is going to give us our first detailed glimpse of this early universe from which we and everything we know was ______
born
The James Webb telescope is a 10 billion dollar ______
endeavor
I don’t think it’s very useful to speculate on what god might or might not be able to do, rather we should examine what he actually does with the universe we live in, all our observations suggest that it operates according to well defined ______. These laws may have been ordained by god, but it seems he does not intervene in the universe to break the laws, at least once he set the universe going
laws
The James Webb telescope is going to give us our first detailed glimpse of this early universe from which we and everything we know was ______
born
I don’t think it’s very useful to speculate on what god might or might not be able to do, rather we should examine what he actually does with the universe we live in, all our observations suggest that it operates according to well defined ______. These laws may have been ordained by god, but it seems he does not intervene in the universe to break the laws, at least once he set the universe going
laws
Some of these early photons have travelled unhindered through the vast empty expanse of space for 13.5 billion years, and will reach their destination, here on the man-made detectors of the James Webb ______
telescope
In the cauldron of the early universe no light could escape the dense opach fog of primordial gas, but as this cosmic soup of atomic particles began to cool down hydrogen atoms began to form, leading to the universe's first bright, violent new ______ burning through the fog that once blocked all light from escaping the expanding universe
stars
This episode of Real Engineering is brought to you by the CuriosityStream & Nebula ______, now just 11.59 for an entire year until December 24th
bundle
Study Notes
The Early Universe
- In the early universe, no light could escape the dense, opaque fog of primordial gas due to the high density of atomic particles.
- As the universe cooled, hydrogen atoms began to form, leading to the universe's first bright, violent new stars burning through the fog, allowing light to escape the expanding universe.
The James Webb Telescope
- The James Webb telescope will provide our first detailed glimpse of the early universe from which everything we know originated.
- It is a 10 billion dollar project that will help us understand the early universe.
The Origin of the Universe
- The universe operates according to well-defined laws, and our observations suggest that these laws were ordained by a higher power, but are not intervened with.
Photons and Light
- Some of the earliest photons have traveled unhindered through space for 13.5 billion years and will reach their destination, the man-made detectors of the James Webb telescope.
CuriosityStream & Nebula
- This episode of Real Engineering is sponsored by CuriosityStream & Nebula, offering an entire year's subscription for $11.59 until December 24th.
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