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Relict radiation has spatial fluctuations: hot and cool spots. Of rather modest amplitude, but yet detectable.
Have these patterns undergone any change?
Galaxies are supposed to form a few hundred million years after big bang.
If you watched a given hot spot of relict radiation, would it eventually be seen to evolve into a galaxy cluster, and cold spots into voids, or vice versa?
And how long would it take in order to watch an object visible as a relict radiation pattern as of now to evolve into a young galaxy?
Have these patterns undergone any change?
Galaxies are supposed to form a few hundred million years after big bang.
If you watched a given hot spot of relict radiation, would it eventually be seen to evolve into a galaxy cluster, and cold spots into voids, or vice versa?
And how long would it take in order to watch an object visible as a relict radiation pattern as of now to evolve into a young galaxy?