Theories on the Formation of the Universe

Which theory proposes that the universe originated from a singularity and underwent rapid expansion?

• Steady State Theory

• String Theory

• Cyclic Universe Theory

• Big Bang Theory

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NGSS.HS-ESS1-2

The Steady State Theory suggests that the universe:

• originated from a singularity.

• experiences continuous cycles of expansion and contraction.

• is composed of vibrating strings.

• is a computer simulation.

String Theory and Brane Theory seek to unify which two fundamental forces?

• electromagnetic and gravitational

• gravitational and strong nuclear

• weak nuclear and strong nuclear

• electromagnetic and weak nuclear

What does the Inflation Theory explain about the early universe after the Big Bang?

• rapid expansion

• cyclic patterns

• collisions of branes

• continuous creation of matter

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NGSS.HS-ESS1-2

The Multiverse Theory proposes the existence of:

• a single universe with perfectly tuned properties.

• multiple universes with different properties.

• a simulated reality.

• a cyclic universe.

Which theory suggests that the universe is a computer simulation?

• Inflation Theory

• Quantum Fluctuation Hypothesis

• Simulated Universe Hypothesis

• Ekpyrotic Universe Theory

The Cyclic Universe Theory proposes that the universe experiences:

• rapid expansion from a singularity.

• continuous cycles of expansion and contraction.

• vibrations of strings.

• collisions of branes.

The Quantum Fluctuation Hypothesis suggests that the universe:

• emerged from a singularity.

• experiences continuous cycles of expansion.

• originated from a quantum fluctuation.

• is composed of vibrating strings.

Mythological Theories explain the origin of the universe through:

• empirical evidence and observations.

• mathematical models and calculations.

• deities and cosmic forces in cultural narratives.

• quantum fluctuations in the vacuum.

The Simulated Universe Hypothesis raises questions about:

• the fine-tuning of the universe.

• the origin of quantum fluctuations.

• the nature of reality and our existence.

• the expansion of the universe.