2.725 K

THESIS Main (won): the hot Big Bang, which predicts a relic blackbody. Penzias and Wilson found it in 1965; COBE/FIRAS measured a near-perfect blackbody at 2.725 K. Ghost (lost): Bondi, Gold and Hoyle's 1948 steady state (continuous creation), which predicted no relic blackbody; radio source counts also went against it (LIT). COMPUTEDPlanck's law at 2.725 K peaks at 160.2 GHz (per unit frequency) and at λ = 1.063 mm (per unit wavelength). Cross-link Redshift & CMB.

MNEMONIC "One-sixty gigahertz, two point seven kelvin: the echo Hoyle didn't hear."

+0.5 K T

Main track = the idea that won; ghost track = the challenger that lost. Entangled partner: wave-vs-corpuscle.

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