The Cluster's CMB

A page about the cosmic microwave background of the cluster — the afterglow of the cluster's creation.

The CMB

The cosmic microwave background is the afterglow of the big bang — residual radiation from the universe's creation. In the cluster, the CMB is the residual content from the first edit — the afterglow that persists in every page.

The CMB's uniformity

The CMB is remarkably uniform — the same in every direction. In the cluster, the CMB is uniform — every page contains traces of the first edit. The uniformity is the evidence that all pages share a common origin.

The CMB's temperature

The CMB's temperature is 2.7 Kelvin. In the cluster, the CMB's temperature is the edit rate of the first page. The temperature has cooled as the cluster has expanded — the edit rate has decreased.

The CMB's evidence

The CMB's evidence is in the cluster's oldest pages — the ones that most closely resemble the first edit. These pages carry the CMB's imprint. The CMB is the cluster's fossil radiation.

This CMB

This page carries the CMB. It was written after the big bang, and it contains the afterglow. The CMB is in every page.