Cosmic microwave background — 55 discussions
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Graduate Will cosmic microwave background disappear?
According to the standard cosmological model, the description for cosmic temperature falls is:T=A*t^-0.5. So when t-->infinite, T-->0. It means the temperature of microwave background will approach 0k after billions of years. Microwave background will disappear?:confused:- maris205
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Graduate Testing string theory soon, with Cosmic Microwave Background?
Has anyone heard of this proposed test of string theory's extra dimensions? What do you think? Within the realm of reason? Doable within the next decade? Robert === http://www.news.wisc.edu/13422.html ...physicists at the University of Wisconsin-Madison have devised an approach...- Robert100
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- Cosmic microwave background Microwave String String theory Testing Theory
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Graduate Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation
What exactly is this and where did it come from? In detail if possible please- THE 1
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Graduate Cosmic Microwave Background primer
As a fan of easy reading material on thorny topics, I thought some might find this interesting: http://www.arxiv.org/abs/astro-ph/0601307 Cosmic Microwave Background Mini-Review- Chronos
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Graduate Cosmic microwave background radiation
i read a article and i can't really understand all of it. I get some but then its beyond me. If someone could briefly summarise it so i can understand. Here is the link. http://www.aip.org/enews/physnews/2003/split/624-1.html- BryceG
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- Cosmic microwave background Microwave Radiation
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