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Meanings of cosmic microwave in English
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Usage of cosmic microwave in English
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Ripples in the cosmicmicrowave background reveal the presence of dark matter.
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Bicep2 detects the cosmicmicrowave background: the weak electromagnetic radiation pervading all space.
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This ancient afterglow fills the universe, and is known as the cosmicmicrowave background.
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For the map of the famous cosmicmicrowave background, some areas are hotter than average.
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Gravitational lensing of the cosmicmicrowave background generates a curl pattern in the observed polarization.
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The universe is expanding, and the wavelength of the cosmicmicrowave background radiation has stretched.
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They conclude that dark energy is almost certainly responsible for the hotter parts of the cosmicmicrowave background.
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Their work began with the cosmicmicrowave background, or CMB, a form of electromagnetic radiation that pervades space.
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This is the famous cosmicmicrowave background (CMB) radiation, and a key target of the Planck mission.
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Image: Dark circles indicate regions in space where the cosmicmicrowave background has temperature variations that are lower than average.
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An exemplar is the excellent LAMBDA site which is a repository for data arising from research into the cosmicmicrowave background.
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These include measurements of particles in colliders, of the distribution of matter in the galaxy, of the cosmicmicrowave background, and more.
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This search for the stochastic background improves on the indirect limits from Big Bang nucleosynthesis and cosmicmicrowave background at 100 Hz.
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And the only thing the server could hear was the soft black whisper of the cosmicmicrowave background, the lonely echo of another birth.
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It details what is known as the cosmicmicrowave background, or CMB - a faint glow of long wavelength radiation that pervades all of space.
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The researchers base their findings on circular patterns they discovered in the cosmicmicrowave background, the ubiquitous microwave glow left over from the Big Bang.