Why Does the Observable Universe Have an "Edge

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Multiple Choice

Why does the observable universe have an "edge"?

• A) Because there are so many galaxies in the universe that every line of sight eventually hits a galaxy,preventing us from seeing any farther
• B) Because the density of neutrinos at the "edge" is so large that photons cannot pass through,preventing us from seeing beyond that point
• C) Because absorbing matter prevents us from seeing past a certain distance
• D) Because we cannot see any farther than the distance that light has traveled over the lifetime of the universe

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Client Records

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Chronological Order

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Narrative Charting

A descriptive record of client data and nursing interventions, written in sentences and paragraphs.

Nurse's Shift

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