How Does the Universe Behave, According to the Steady-State Theory

question 175

Multiple Choice

How does the universe behave, according to the steady-state theory?

• A) As the universe expands, new matter is created from which new galaxies form, thus maintaining a "steady state."
• B) New matter is being continuously created, which adds to the absorption of light in the universe and makes distant galaxies seem farther and farther away.
• C) The universe is static, not expanding or contracting, but new matter is being created so that as old galaxies die, new galaxies form to take their place.
• D) The universe is static, neither expanding nor contracting, thus maintaining a "steady state" in which no change takes place.

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