Wiggles' of energy waves over Earth could hold the universe's history

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The CLASS telescope has mapped how microwave energy "wiggles" over Earth to learn more about the cosmic fossil that could help reveal the story of the universe.

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[Classical Motion]

Low frequency emission has a relatively short range. I hardy believe this is old light. But using our atmospheric ionization and planetary charge fields might allow the most sensitive sensors man has ever built.

Earth's ionization and charge fields are very similar to our quantum and condensate sensors. If we could align these fields into a condensate formation, we might surprise ourselves to what we can hear and see and feel.

 

[Torbjorn Larsson]

Low frequency emission has a relatively short range. I hardy believe this is old light.

The discovery of the cosmic background radiation and its expected age (as derived from its redshift) was rewarded a Nobel Prize to Arno Penzias (just deceased) and Bob Wilson.

Its redshift age was exactly as expected from a ~ 3000 K hydrogen plasma emission redshifted ~ 1000 times to the 3K (160 Ghz) spectral temperature of the most perfect blackbody emission ever observed.

From the erudite xkcd comics:

Earth's ionization and charge fields are very similar to our quantum and condensate sensors. If we could align these fields into a condensate formation, we might surprise ourselves to what we can hear and see and feel.

Microwave receivers are precisely what they use, often using quantum effects in the sensor and always in the sensor electronics signal processing.