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14 years 3 months ago #86184 by Frank Ryan
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14 years 3 months ago #86185 by Seanie_Morris
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Interesting, Frank, what made you link this? I never saw the image before, it's quite intriguing, though a little out of date. Pretty detailed when you think 7 years ago what they did. Wonder when they'll send another more advanced microwave background explorer...

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14 years 3 months ago #86186 by dmcdona
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IFAIK this data has been updated (this year?). Was it COBE? Anyhow, I seem to recall they got the age of the universe to within a few hundred million years.

I've not seem the WMAP data depicted on a sphere before. Nice.

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14 years 3 months ago #86187 by Seanie_Morris
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COBE finished up in 1993. It was a successful mision. I remember first hearing the word 'quarks' for tiny, TINY sub-sub-atomic particles associated with the craft!

WMAP is still on the go.

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14 years 3 months ago - 14 years 3 months ago #86195 by Frank Ryan
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Sorry...
should have read..
Mmmmmm

the universe is composed predominantly of a strange and mysterious type of dark energy (73 percent)
,,,with the remaining 23 percent in a somewhat mysterious type of dark matter.

Am I being a total twat here or can we now just use the word 'dark'
in front of anything we can't prove or understand?

The whole 'Dark' thing to me is an obvious 'Bolt on' theory and
in fact you have guys in high paid jobs trying to make this *crap*
fit....

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14 years 3 months ago #86197 by dmcdona
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Hmmmm - Frank, not so sure the people being paid oodles to publish theior theories would agree... But then maybe they are from the dark-side ;)

So, what other words can we put "dark" in front of thereby illustrating some kind of mystery? Dark-politics? Dark-economics?

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