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X-Ray | Radio | Reflecting | Refracting
X- Rays- The system contains computers, data records, and communication on equipment. Transmits information back to Earth. Includes an assembly of high-resolution mirrors. Equipped with a high resolution camera Records x-ray images of turbulent, high-tempera-ture events
Radio- A large dish, or antenna that resembles a large satellite dish. Reflects radio waves to focus above the dish. A receiver converts the radio waves into electrical signals. The information is stored in a computer for analysis.
Reflecting telescopes- brings visible light to a focus with mirrors. Most are used for scientific study. Located in observatories far from city lights .
Refracting telescopes- Uses lens to bring visible light to a focus. Used in long camera lenses. Used in astronomical lenses. Best used for long distance photos

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Big Bang Theory
The Big Bang did not occur as an explosion in the usual way one think about such things, despite one might gather from its name. The universe did not expand into space, as space did not exist before the universe, according to NASA Instead, it is better to think of the Big Bang as the simultaneous appearance of space everywhere in the universe. The universe has not expanded from any one spot since the Big Bang — rather, space itself has been stretching, and carrying matter with it.

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, summarize the properties of the universe, how gravity and motion affect its formation

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How gravity and motion affect formation of stars, planets, and moons.

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o   Heliocentric model was theorized by Copernicus, which stated that the sun was at center of the universe.

-This was thought of due to retrograde motion

*Retrograde motion is a planets backward spin in the sky

-The ideas Copernicus were not accepted by the scientific community until other astronomers began to find evidence of the heliocentric models accuracy.

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Using technology and computer modeling, summarize the properties of the universe, how gravity and motion affect its formation, and the way stars affect the universe within the different stages of their life cycle.