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<div>Climate Change is real. No matter how much Conservapedians would like it to be a lie made up by the mainstream media, it is a clear provable fact.</div>Skillzhaxhttps://www.conservapedia.com/index.php?title=Cosmic_microwave_background&diff=1414201Cosmic microwave background2018-04-12T23:43:07Z<p>Skillzhax: stuff</p>
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<div>'''Cosmic microwave background''' (CMB) radiation describes the [[electromagnetic wave]]s that propagate through our entire universe.<br />
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=="Scientific" explanation==<br />
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The usual explanation of the CMB radiation trotted out by [[atheistic]] scientists is that it is left-over radiation from the [[Big Bang]], namely the radiation scattering off of the opaque, dense plasma of the early universe just before the transition to the transparent universe we observe today. This transition, called "last scattering", is believed to have occurred approximately 380,000 years after the big bang.<br />
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==Biblical explanation==<br />
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The scientific version of events doesn't agree with [[creation science]], as it requires the universe be ''at least'' 380,000 years old for the transition to have occurred. However, scholarly analysis of the [[Bible]] indicates that the universe is around 6000 years old, which is backed up by many observations in many fields from "geology" to "astronomy".<br />
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A possible explanation for the CMB is that it is the light (Genesis 1:2) from the moment of the [[Creation]] around the universe. If the [[Lord]] had suddenly created the universe and flooded it with perfectly uniform light (electromagnetic waves), we would indeed see the remnants to this day, except for minuscule variations introduced by a fraction of the light being blocked by the Earth (which of course preceded the light, Genesis 1:1).<br />
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==Characteristics==<br />
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One interesting feature of the CMB is that it provides a rest frame against which one can measure the motion of galaxies and other astronomical objects. Since the cosmic microwave background is made of electromagnetic waves, a moving observer will observe a [[Doppler Effect|Doppler shift]] of the cosmic microwave background, whereas a stationary observer will not. Since the frequency of the cosmic microwave background is known (160.2&nbsp;GHz <ref name="physorg">http://www.physorg.com/tags/cosmic+microwave+background/</ref>), the velocity of the observer can easily be calculated. Our very Earth sees a Doppler shift in the cosmic microwave background, a shift that must be subtracted from measurements of the CMB to obtain its true temperature distribution.<br />
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The thermal black-body spectrum of the cosmic microwave background is 2.725 K.<ref name="physorg"/><br />
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==See also==<br />
*[[Gravitational lensing]]<br />
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