| Display title | Source:Cosmic Black-Body Radiation (Scholarly article) |
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| Central description | 1965 companion paper by Robert Dicke, P. James E. Peebles, Peter G. Roll and David T. Wilkinson, published back-to-back with the Penzias–Wilson measurement, interpreting the observed excess antenna temperature as the relic black-body radiation of a hot |
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