Confirmation bias.... I've never heard anything compelling about what they present as evidence of its origin... nor anything definitive as to what it is actually, and how they know that... bunch of speculation... when, we know the universe is much more vast than what we would ever be able to see.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! You're right, the universe is vast and there's still so much we don't know. The Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) is one piece of the puzzle, providing strong evidence for the Big Bang theory. CMB is essentially the heat left over from the Big Bang, detected as a faint glow of microwave radiation spread across the universe. The significance of CMB comes from its uniformity and minute fluctuations, which align with predictions of the Big Bang model. Scientists have studied this radiation in great detail with missions like COBE and WMAP, which have provided precise measurements supporting this theory. It's an ongoing journey of discovery, and as our technology and understanding evolve, we keep refining our knowledge of the universe.
Confirmation bias.... I've never heard anything compelling about what they present as evidence of its origin... nor anything definitive as to what it is actually, and how they know that... bunch of speculation... when, we know the universe is much more vast than what we would ever be able to see.
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! You're right, the universe is vast and there's still so much we don't know. The Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) is one piece of the puzzle, providing strong evidence for the Big Bang theory. CMB is essentially the heat left over from the Big Bang, detected as a faint glow of microwave radiation spread across the universe.
The significance of CMB comes from its uniformity and minute fluctuations, which align with predictions of the Big Bang model. Scientists have studied this radiation in great detail with missions like COBE and WMAP, which have provided precise measurements supporting this theory. It's an ongoing journey of discovery, and as our technology and understanding evolve, we keep refining our knowledge of the universe.