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Just a Big Shout Out to those that read NPRs Research on a regular basis. You know who you are and Thank you.
Been thinking a lot recently about the CMB (surprise, surprise) after really enjoying Land's (Imperial) talk at the Challenges to Cosmology session at the NAM. Looks like there is some sort of "Axis of Evil" thing going on but the low dipole moment I personally doubt has a cosmological origin. Land already has a nice set of papers walking you through various statistical analyses and models, e.g. Bianchi Type VIIh and their ability (and short-comings) in explaining the AoE.
What else? Was still persuing my fanciful EROs and wondering what happened to the angular correlation analysis I helped Swinbank (Durham) do on some early WFCAM data. Should follow this up....
Just a Big Shout Out to those that read NPRs Research on a regular basis. You know who you are and Thank you.
Been thinking a lot recently about the CMB (surprise, surprise) after really enjoying Land's (Imperial) talk at the Challenges to Cosmology session at the NAM. Looks like there is some sort of "Axis of Evil" thing going on but the low dipole moment I personally doubt has a cosmological origin. Land already has a nice set of papers walking you through various statistical analyses and models, e.g. Bianchi Type VIIh and their ability (and short-comings) in explaining the AoE.
What else? Was still persuing my fanciful EROs and wondering what happened to the angular correlation analysis I helped Swinbank (Durham) do on some early WFCAM data. Should follow this up....
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