One of the features of the universes that the standard Big Bang Model cannot explain well is referred to as the flatness problem. The name comes from the conclusion that the overall geometry of the universe is flat since the density of the universe is so near to critical density. Why is this a problem for astrophysicists Group of answer choices because if the current density was a random value it would be very unlikely to be that only one specific value that would put the universe on a knife edge balance between an open or closed condition. flatness is impossible the speed of light would change if the universe were flat None of the above