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Origin of the Universe and Solar System

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
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Explains the origin, history, and evolution of the universe based on the creation mythology of a specific tradition.

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Religious Cosmology

#2
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Includes an act or process of creation by a deity or pantheon.

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Creation Mythology

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Believes in pre-mortal life and eternal intelligence. Earth was created from existing matter.

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Mormon Cosmology

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Believes the universe has no beginning or end and is dependent on karma.

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Buddhist Cosmology

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Teaches that God created the universe and that it is a symbol for spiritual contemplation.

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Islamic Cosmology

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Believes the universe is timeless, created and destroyed in cycles.

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Hindu Cosmology

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Began in 1915 with Einstein’s theory of relativity and Hubble’s discovery of an expanding universe.

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Scientific Cosmology

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Proposed an unchanging universe with continuous creation of matter.

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Steady State Theory

#9
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Theory proposing the universe originated from a singularity and expanded.

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Big Bang Theory

#10
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Short-range force that binds the nucleus of an atom.

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Strong Nuclear Force

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Long-range force that binds atoms and can attract or repel.

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Electromagnetic Force

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Short-range force involved in radioactive decay.

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Weak Nuclear Force

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Weak, long-range force that binds the Solar System.

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Gravitational Force

#14
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Process where forces separated due to dropping temperature after the Big Bang.

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Spontaneous Symmetry Breaking

#15
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Discovered that galaxies are moving away from each other, supporting expansion.

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Hubble’s Law

#16
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Leftover radiation from the early universe discovered in 1964.

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Cosmic Microwave Background

#17
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Presence of light elements like hydrogen and helium in the universe.

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Abundance of Light Elements

#18
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Problem where the universe appears geometrically flat.

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Flatness Problem

#19
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Problem involving undetected magnetic monopoles predicted by Big Bang.

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Monopole Problem

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Problem involving uniform CMB temperature across regions not in contact.

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Horizon Problem

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Proposes exponential expansion of the early universe solving Big Bang problems.

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Inflation Theory

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Proposed inflation to solve Big Bang issues.

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Alan Guth

#23
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Energy of empty space causing the expansion of the universe to accelerate.

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Dark Energy

#24
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Hypothetical invisible matter that makes up most of the universe’s mass.

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Dark Matter