From ABCNews.com
New images of the early universe — a time before there were galaxies, stars or planets — show the cosmic ripples that eventually became every bit of matter and energy, scientists reported today.
The pictures, made by a scientific instrument called the Cosmic Background Imager on a remote plateau in Chile, are the most detailed images of the oldest light ever emitted, the researchers said in a statement.
The light the Imager captured is from perhaps 300,000 years after the theoretical big-bang explosion that many scientists believe marked the start of the universe....
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New images of the early universe — a time before there were galaxies, stars or planets — show the cosmic ripples that eventually became every bit of matter and energy, scientists reported today.
The pictures, made by a scientific instrument called the Cosmic Background Imager on a remote plateau in Chile, are the most detailed images of the oldest light ever emitted, the researchers said in a statement.
The light the Imager captured is from perhaps 300,000 years after the theoretical big-bang explosion that many scientists believe marked the start of the universe....
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Just, gulp.