Can Dust Shed Light on the Big Bang Theory?

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I am a physicist studying cosmological consequences of light extinction due to absorption of light by galactic and intergalactic dust. In particular, I am interested in the evolution of the early universe and in controversies and tensions in the Big Bang theory.

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Hi Vaclav,

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