Question

1. which galaxies moved the fastest? did these galaxies start closer or farther from home? use data from the lab to support your claim.

Explanation:

Step1: Analyze the first question

The question asks which galaxies moved the fastest. According to Hubble's law, in general, galaxies that are farther away from us move faster.

Step2: Analyze the second question

The question asks if these fastest - moving galaxies started closer or farther from home. Based on Hubble's law, the farther a galaxy is from us (our "home" in this context), the faster it is moving away. So the fastest - moving galaxies started farther from home. But we need lab data to support this. Without the actual lab data, we can only state the general principle. If the lab data shows a positive correlation between distance and velocity of galaxies, it would support the claim.

Answer:

The galaxies that are farther away moved the fastest and these galaxies started farther from home. However, specific lab data is needed for full support.