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15-1 The darkness of the night sky tells us about the nature of the universe slater2e_ch15_2.html53922ad3757a2e1c3a000001
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15-2 Our observations show us that the universe is expanding slater2e_ch15_3.html53922ad3757a2e1c3a000001
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15-3 The expanding universe emerged from a cataclysmic event called the Big Bang slater2e_ch15_4.html53922ad3757a2e1c3a000001
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15-4 The microwave radiation that fills all space is compelling evidence of a hot Big Bang slater2e_ch15_5.html53922ad3757a2e1c3a000001
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15-5 The universe was a rapidly expanding, hot, opaque plasma during its first 300,000 years and has slowly cooled slater2e_ch15_6.html53922ad3757a2e1c3a000001
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15-6 The shape of the universe indicates its matter and energy content slater2e_ch15_7.html53922ad3757a2e1c3a000001
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15-7 Observations of distant supernovae indicate that we live in an accelerating universe slater2e_ch15_8.html53922ad3757a2e1c3a000001
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