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Astronomy

The limits of the visible Universe

Advance the scale factor and compare the Hubble sphere, particle horizon and event horizon. They answer three different questions about light.

The limits of the visible Universe — Actual application image
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The model and its limits

Flat matter–radiation–Λ model, with Ωr=0.00009. Horizons are proper distances at the selected epoch; the display compresses distance for readability.

Equations used in the module
Equations
D_p=a(c/H₀)∫₀ᵃ da/(a²E); D_e=a(c/H₀)∫ₐ^∞ da/(a²E); R_H=c/H

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Light climbs out of gravity — Actual application image

Astronomy

Light climbs out of gravity

Send identical light pulses from a compact star. Increase compactness and compare the emitter’s clock with a distant observer’s clock.

Earth's wandering pole — Actual application image

Astronomy

Earth's wandering pole

Scrub through 25,772 years. Follow the axis around the ecliptic pole and see why the pole star changes.