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How do we detect the cosmic microwave background radiation? by looking for radiation at the blue end of the spectrum through radio telescopes by looking for a glow in the night …

How do we detect the cosmic microwave background radiation? by looking for radiation at the blue end of the spectrum through radio telescopes by looking for a glow in the night …
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How do we detect the cosmic microwave background radiation?

by looking for radiation at the blue end of the spectrum

through radio telescopes

by looking for a glow in the night sky

through magnifying glasses

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through radio telescopes

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Through radio telescopes :)

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