The Temperature of the Universe before the Jury

von Stephen J. Crothers

The Temperature of the Universe before the Jury
Stephen J. Crothers
In Principia Scientific International  22.01.2014

Did the COBE, WMAP and Planck satellites really measure the temperature of the Universe?

Question (1): When you put a glass of water inside a microwave oven and turn it on does the water in the glass reflect the microwaves or does it absorb them?

Answer: The water absorbs the microwaves. Indeed, foodstuffs too, placed inside the microwave oven, absorb the microwaves. That is how the oven works and why it is called ‘a microwave oven’.

Question (2): Is a powerful absorber of microwaves also a powerful emitter thereof?

Answer: It is very well known that a powerful absorber of microwaves is also a powerful emitter of microwaves.

Thus, by (1) and (2), water is a powerful emitter of microwaves.

CONSEQUENCES FOR THE SO-CALLED COSMIC MICROWAVE BACKGROUND (CMB)

Approximately 70% of the Earth’s surface is covered by water (oceans). The Earth’s atmosphere also contains water in solid, liquid and gaseous phases. Oceanic and atmospheric water microwave and far-infrared emission is facilitated by a fundamental physical oscillator, the hydrogen bond (Robitaille 2009). These emissions are scattered by the Earth’s atmosphere to produce an omnidirectional microwave and far-infrared isotropic bath under steady state conditions, that is independent of seasonal changes (Robitaille 2007, 2008), from initial anisotropic sources (reservoirs of water).

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Siehe auch in diesem Blog vom Autor Stephen John Crothers:

The International Centre for Theoretical Physics and its Involvement in Scientific Fraud

Does the American Mathematical Society deliberately suppress scientific Facts ?

New Developments: The Big Bang – in Controversy

Proof of no “Black Hole” Binary in Nova Scorpii

YouTube-Videos: Black Holes & Relativity

YouTube Video – Thunderbolts Podcast Episode 7 : Black Holes

Journal Progress in Physics

5.-6. April 2014: 2nd Rational Physics Conference, Salzburg

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