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Article #496Edward Wright, Thursday 28 January, 1993 : Physics
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PHYSICS
COLLOQUIUM
UNIVERSITY OF TORONTO
Thursday, January 28, 1993
4:10 p.m. Room 102
McLennan Physical Laboratories
60 St. George Street
Speaker PROFESSOR EDWARD WRIGHT
Department of Astronomy
University of California, Los Angeles
Topic "OBSERVING THE EARLY UNIVERSE WITH COBE"
Detailed studies of the spectrum of the cosmic microwave
background using the COsmic Background Explorer satellite launched in
1989 allow one to study energy release later than 1 year after the Big
Bang. Studies of the temperature fluctuations around the sky allow one
to see structures as they existed 300,000 years after the Big Bang; but
these structures were formed less than 1 nanosecond after the Big Bang
and provide us with our earliest observed datum about the history of
the Universe.
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