Interstellar Microwave Matrix

[webolife]

If interstellar plasma radiation is responsible for the CMB observations, is there any evidence that these readings are shifting, as would seem to be the obvious prediction based on the premise that these radiations are being "locally" produced? Non-shifting CMB would suggest a more distant origin.

[Sparky]

Good question...since we only have 50ys of observation, would shifting occur over such a time span.? that is assuming that data manipulation to remove "spurious anomalies " had not been done.

And can we measure CMB outside of our solar system?..i don't see how...

from: http://schools-wikipedia.org/wp/c/Cosmi ... iation.htm

Measurements of cosmic background radiation are critical to cosmology, since any proposed model of the universe must explain this radiation as we observe it. Although the general feature of a black-body radiation spectrum could potentially be produced by many processes, the spectrum also contains small anisotropies, or irregularities, which vary with the size of the region examined. They have been measured in detail, and match to within experimental error that would be expected if small thermal fluctuations had expanded to the size of the universe we see today. As a result, most cosmologists consider this radiation to be the best evidence for the Big Bang model of the universe.

[webolife]

Yes, the question implies that if the CMB is a solar-system-local phenomenon then a 50 year observation window should detect a shift... however is our instrumentation sensitive enough to notice that shift if it occurs? This shifting or scintillation would be decisive determiner whether we're seeing CMB or CMF[oreground].

[Goldminer]

Yes, the question implies that if the CMB is a solar-system-local phenomenon then a 50 year observation window should detect a shift... however is our instrumentation sensitive enough to notice that shift if it occurs? This shifting or scintillation would be decisive determiner whether we're seeing CMB or CMF[oreground].

I suppose most people today have never heard an actual phonograph record being played with a scratch in the groove. The stylus would jump out of the groove and land in a further-out groove, thus replaying the just heard portion of the record. Well, that would be me.

Pierre-Marie Robitaille, who is undeniably an expert in the detection and deciphering of microwave energy, demonstrates in this article that the so called CMB is actually microwave energy radiated from Earth's oceans and then secondarily reflected into the horns of the satellite detectors. All the criticism of his work that I have read is primarily ad hominem, and not demonstrating problems in his technical work. In other words, his work stands on its own.

The critics understand that his work is the silver spike in the already hole ridden (otherwise "Holy" as in religious zeal) Big Bang consensus. The CMB is dead, long live the CMB!

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[webolife]

But how does that answer the quest for evidence of scintillation?