Question
How would the development of the universe have been different if there had been no dark matter according to the Big Bang Theory?(1 point)
Responses
The structures in the universe would not have been able to develop.
The structures in the universe would not have been able to develop.
The presence of black holes would have been greater in number.
The presence of black holes would have been greater in number.
The universe would be contracting rather than expanding.
The universe would be contracting rather than expanding.
The structures of the universe would have doubled in number.
Responses
The structures in the universe would not have been able to develop.
The structures in the universe would not have been able to develop.
The presence of black holes would have been greater in number.
The presence of black holes would have been greater in number.
The universe would be contracting rather than expanding.
The universe would be contracting rather than expanding.
The structures of the universe would have doubled in number.
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The correct response is:
**The structures in the universe would not have been able to develop.**
Without dark matter, the gravitational clumping necessary for the formation of galaxies and larger structures would not have occurred, significantly altering the development of the universe.
**The structures in the universe would not have been able to develop.**
Without dark matter, the gravitational clumping necessary for the formation of galaxies and larger structures would not have occurred, significantly altering the development of the universe.
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