Across
- 5. Specific set of conditions necessary to enable greater complexity.
- 8. A quality of an object or system that has diverse components precisely arranged in connection with one another (so that new properties emerge which did not exist in the components alone).
- 9. Components that are put together to form something new and more complex.
- 10. An approach to discovering knowledge about the natural world that relies on testing ideas through observation or experiment.
Down
- 1. A narrative about the beginning of the Universe and humanity.
- 2. The study of the properties and interactions of planets, stars, galaxies, and other astronomical objects.
- 3. A theory proposing that the Universe started out extremely hot and dense and gradually cooled off as it expanded.
- 4. The study of past events.
- 6. Degrees of magnification, or perspective, used to measure time, space, and size.
- 7. All the matter and energy in existence, as well as the space that contains it.
- 8. The study of the Universe on its largest scales, including its origin.