WHAT KIND OF UNIVERSE DO YOU LIVE IN? What is the fate of the Universe?

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WHAT KIND OF UNIVERSE DO YOU LIVE IN? What is the fate of the Universe?

History of the Universe in a Nutshell time atoms form galaxies form nuclei form time 3 min 380,000 yrs 1 billion yrs 14 billion yrs

As the universe expanded it cooled and its density decreased This is what drove all the physics: temperature and density Today the universe is 2.73 degrees Kelvin (absolute)

Structure Formation (Galaxies) Driven by gravity… Dark matter is immune to temperature of normal matter (doesn’t interact with light). Dark matter has always been “cold” and so contracted under gravity and thus provided gravity seeds for overall structure growth. Compare real (above) to model (left)

Closed Flat Open We used to teach 3 possible fates: OPEN density < “critical”; forever expanding FLAT density = “critical”; expanding, but forever slowing CLOSED - density > “critical”; expanding, then contracting and collapse All we had to do was determine what the density of the universe is compared to the critical density!

Angular variations in the temperature of the cosmic microwave background provide clues to geometry of the universe. Most angular variations are about 1 degree apart. They indicate that the universe has a flat geometry…

If the universe is flat, then it has 100% of the critical density! We would expect that normal matter comprises all the density, right? The Universe is Flat!

Measurements of the abundance of deuterium and lithium (relative to hydrogen) indicate that normal matter comprises only 4% of the critical density! How can this be? The universe has critical density, but matter is only 4% What is the remaining 96% of the density of the universe?

But, 90% of matter is actually dark matter! In galaxies, the rotations speeds indicate that 90% of the matter is invisible, i.e. dark. In galaxy clusters, the confined hot X-ray gas also indicates that 90% of the matter is invisible, i.e. dark. Hmmm, that still acounts for only about 30% of the cirtical density!!! Where is the additional 70% that is required for a flat “critical” universe?

And then… all hell broke loose.

MATTER + DARK MATTER + DARK ENERGY = TOTAL 4% + 33% + 67% = 100% We know that the total matter/energy density is 100% of the critical value (the universe is flat)… But, we know only what 4% of the total matter/energy density is!!!!! Precision Cosmology?