Galaxy and Big Bang

The earth is connected to the universe because all the matter and energy we see today comes from the big bang. The big bang theory is all matter and energy today comes from an explosion called the big bang. There are a lot of questions on the Big Bang and that is why I am here. All the questions you have will be answered in the following paper. All the matter and energy in our universe comes from the Big Bang. In our lab, the balloon expanded and the wave length of the wave got bigger. There is evidence of red shift which shows that the universe is constantly expanding from the big bang. This was in our lab (ballooniverse and CMB). The CMB is cooling which is evidence that the universe was very hot and has cooled (-270F). This left over radiation from the Big Bang is evidence that supports the big bang. The electromagnetic spectrum and the Doppler affect also provide supporting evidence of the big bang by the red shift which informs us that galaxies are moving farther away. This was in our lab (electromagnetic spectrum and the Doppler affect). In this lab Mr. Cousino drove by us in the car and the car horn got quieter as it drove away. This shows us red shift because he is moving away from us and the wavelengths are being compressed together in front of his car and are longer behind his car. This is how all the matter and energy in our universe comes from the big bang. The sun is located within the Milky Way galaxy in the outer arm called Orion. This galaxy is 100 thousand light years across and our sun is located on the Orion arm. The evidence of this is we can see the arm from earth. If we were at the center of the universe we would see all white. If we were at the edge of the galaxy we would see stars on one side and blackness on the other. If we were above or below the disk we would see a line of stars. We learned this in our lab (mapping the Milky Way). After mapping the stars on the H-R diagram we saw that our sun is located on