Big Bang Theory
Across
- 2. The lightest and most common element in the universe, found in stars.
- 4. The science of studying stars, planets, and space.
- 5. A scientist who discovered that galaxies are moving away from each other.
- 10. A scientist who worked with Penzias to discover that same energy
- 13. A faint glow left over from when the universe first began.
- 16. A huge group of stars, gas, and dust held together by gravity.
- 17. A very light gas used to fill balloons so they float.
- 18. A famous scientist who helped us understand space, time, and gravity.
Down
- 1. A scientist who helped discover leftover energy from the early universe.
- 3. A scientist who had a different idea about how the universe began.
- 6. All kinds of light, including ones we can’t see, like radio waves and X-rays
- 7. Everything that exists, including stars, planets, and space.
- 8. All the colors of light we can see, like a rainbow.
- 9. The idea that the universe started a very long time ago from a tiny, hot point and has been growing bigger ever since.
- 11. A tool scientists use to split light into colors to learn about stars and space.
- 12. What makes things move, work, or change.
- 14. When light from something away from us looks more red.
- 15. When light from something moving closer to us looks more blue.