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Circumference # 1= __ _74 cm__ ________ Distance Home to A (cm) Distance Home to B (cm) Distance Home to C (cm) Distance Home to

Circumference # 1= ___74 cm__________

Distance

Home to A (cm)

Distance

Home to B (cm)

Distance

Home to C (cm)

Distance

Home to D (cm)

Distance

Home to E (cm)

Measure 12 cm 26 cm 37 cm 46 cm 59 cm
Measure Repeat 1 12 cm 25 cm 38 cm 46 cm 60 cm
Measure Repeat 2 13 cm 25 cm 38 cm 45 cm 60 cm
Average 12.3 cm 59.33 cm 87.66 cm 107 cm 139 cm

Circumference # 2 = ___94 cm_________

20 cm

30 cm

  1. How did the distance from the "home" dot to each of the other galaxies change each time you inflated the balloon? (reference your data and what the data indicates)
  2. Which galaxies move the greatest distance , the near "home" or those farther? (reference your data and what the data indicates)
  3. If you deflate the balloon completely, simulating the beginning of the expansion of the Universe, what happens to all the galaxies? What would this point in your model represent?
  4. How is your model similar to reality and how is your model different?

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