In the simplest cosmological model,
critical density just means that the inward pull of gravity is exactly strong enough to halt the outward expansion of the universe.)
Not exact matches
A Big Bang model in which there was
just enough matter to equal the
critical density to account for a flat universe would have provided that.
In 2005 worldwide CO2 emissions amounted to nearly 28 Gt; even if were to set out only a modest goal of sequestering
just 10 % of this volume we would have to put away annually about 6 Gm3 (assuming that all of the gas is compressed at least to its
critical point where its
density is 0.47 g / mL).