Similar to the flatness problem a second problem with the standard Big Bang Model is known as the uniformity or horizon problem. Why is this a problem for astrophysicists Group of answer choices the temperature of the most distant material that we can see in space has just about the same value as indicated by measurements of the microwave background radiation. This would imply that all parts of the visible univserse were in intimate contact as some point in time and that would seem unlikely. we can see past the horizion and we should not be able to do so the universe is the wrong shape to support the CMB. This would imply that it was in the shape of a torrid or doughnut None of the above