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just to interesting not to share.
http://bit.ly/g6sFMh
i posted a question there which i wish to post also here, and get some insight.
why is this CMB uniform and dark energy and/or dark matter so uniformly spread and are not directly related? i.e. why aren't we saying that the CMB is emitted from the dark energy as a form of dark radiation of which a certain amount isn't dark at all? and thus why are we stating that it emmited from the big bang since it's clearly still around and not a wave. It's growth would then have to be closely tied to the expansion of the universe itself, otherwise it would disappear and not just reduce in intensity.
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my apologies if this should have been posted under cosmology, etc.
http://bit.ly/g6sFMh
i posted a question there which i wish to post also here, and get some insight.
why is this CMB uniform and dark energy and/or dark matter so uniformly spread and are not directly related? i.e. why aren't we saying that the CMB is emitted from the dark energy as a form of dark radiation of which a certain amount isn't dark at all? and thus why are we stating that it emmited from the big bang since it's clearly still around and not a wave. It's growth would then have to be closely tied to the expansion of the universe itself, otherwise it would disappear and not just reduce in intensity.
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my apologies if this should have been posted under cosmology, etc.
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