The Hayden Planetarium and the exhibit show give an overview of the birth of the universe. The Planetarium Theater and the Universe exhibit show a different array of sizes in the universe which leads to the timeline of the Universe from the Big Bang to the present. In this paper, I will explore the Hayden Planetarium and the spiral exhibit, especially the “big bang” and come up with the summary focusing on how the planet was created.
From the back of the Cosmic Pathway, visitors stop at the Hall of Planet Earth to explore plate tectonics, weather, geology and more, also explore the realms of stars, planets and galaxies and more Fisher(233). At almost eight landings, panels indicate the relative size of the universe at that point in time together with major developmental stages of the universe and the first generations of stars, quasa
...rs, globular clusters, elliptical galaxies, radio galaxies, galactic bulges, galactic disks, the Milky Way Galaxy and later on the generations of stars.
This discovery and more powerful instruments in the space and on the ground, facilitated to other breakthroughs that gave astronomers brief and precise picture of how our universe formed and evolved Fisher(233). At each and every landing, computer interactive gives an overview of the whole pathway and more and clear information in addition to links to exhibit topics in the Hall of the Universe.
The discoveries of dark energy came from following the light of blowing up of stars known as supernovas which could be seen from across the universe and used to limn the history of the cosmos. According to (Zakariya,740) two groups of astronomers discovered that the universe is expanding faster
as compared billion years ago in which they thought the gravity would slow it down. This would have been a perfect spot to run the universe forward. The dark energy continued to dominate and the theorist could say that we could eventually be going so fast that they would outrun the light from distant galaxies and the universe would appear to be empty (Zakariya 744).
Work cited
- Fisher, Clyde. "The Hayden planetarium of the American Museum of Natural History." Popular Astronomy 42 (1934): 233. Zakariya, Nasser. "Exhibiting cosmos." Technology and culture 56.3 (2015): 738-744.
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