Heat left over from the Big Bang, also known as cosmic microwave background radiation, offers scientists a view into the past because?

-as heat travels great distances, we are really seeing into the past.

-as heat travels great distances, we are really seeing into the past.

-remnant heat can be measured and causes the temperature of the stars in a certain galaxy.

-temperature is related to the gas that was present in the early universe

I think its (A)

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Heat left over from the Big Bang, also known as cosmic microwave background radiation, offers scientists a view into the past because?

-as heat travels great distances, we are really seeing into the past.

-as heat travels great distances, we are really seeing into the past.

-remnant heat can be measured and causes the temperature of the stars in a certain galaxy.

-temperature is related to the gas that was present in the early universe

I think its (A)

carniel · Answer

I think your correct. Im not sure, but doesn't that have something to do with some red shift thing?

anonymous · Answer

i dont think red sift but iam put A