In the next few years, there will be dramatic improvements in our measureme
nts of microwave background fluctuations and of the galaxy large-scale stru
cture, These observations will test the emerging cosmological "standard mod
el": a cold dark matter universe with a cosmological constant and scale-inv
ariant adiabatic fluctuations produced by inflation. If the observations co
nfirm the model, then we will be able to determine most cosmological parame
ters to two significant figures. If the observations are not consistent wit
h the model, then we will need to rethink our ideas about the physics of th
e early universe.