A Conversation for Olbers' Paradox
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Ar-Pharazon Started conversation May 22, 2002
Through not infinitely bright, as suggested by the Paradox, indeed in any direction you look you do see "light"; not visible light, but the cosmic microwave background radiation. Generally accepted to be the greatly redshifted image of the first moments of the Big Bang.
Ar-Pharazon, at work and wishing for one of these
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J'au-æmne Posted May 23, 2002
Currently the CMB is on my list of hates since I failed to answer correctly both the questions on it in my exam the other day.
I'll add that, though; I thought about it, but then I figured I'd wait and see if someone else noticed the omission - if they did (as you just have) then that makes it worth mentioning
for me, I think...
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Ar-Pharazon Posted May 24, 2002
That would be cool... then you could refer to it in your original article, since it is relevant.
Still casting about for something to write on myself (and time to do it in)...
Always happy to find others who like astronomy
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Ar-Pharazon Posted May 24, 2002
Oh, hey, just noticed you already footnoted your paper. Cool.
Nice job on the article BTW.
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