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For the more distant parts of the Universe, Planck itself can do the test.
BBC: Science & Environment
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During his presentation at Cambridge last week (see last post), Professor Paul Shellard mentioned that the new Planck data render many cyclic models, including the ekpyrotic universe, a lot less likely.
FORBES: Cosmic Inflation Model Gets A Boost From Planck Data
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"By the matching observations from Planck to predictions from models, we can assemble a surprisingly detailed picture of the universe as it was one nano-nano-nano-nanosecond after the Big Bang, " said Marc Kamionkowski, professor of physics and astronomy at John Hopkins University.
CNN: Better 'baby picture' of universe emerges
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That is very important for Herschel and Planck which will both be investigating aspects of the "cold Universe".
BBC: World's most daunting parking job
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Scientists used data from Planck to create an artificially colored map of temperature variations across the sky in the early universe, in more detail than ever before.
CNN: Better 'baby picture' of universe emerges
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Europe's Planck telescope, which last week showed us a picture of the oldest light streaming across the Universe, has another trick up its sleeve.
BBC: Planck telescope: A map of all the 'stuff' in the cosmos
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New data from the Planck satellite suggests very good news for proponents of the standard Big Bang cosmological model of the universe.
FORBES: Cosmic Inflation Model Gets A Boost From Planck Data
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Because the early universe is believed to have undergone a period of rapid inflation, features that were Planck-scale may have been magnified to the point where they are visible as blips in the cosmic microwave background, an electromagnetic echo of the Big Bang.
ECONOMIST: Planck-scale physics
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The Planck mission helps to nail down many of the parameters that other experiments must know to explore aspects of the universe, such as its expansion history, White said.
CNN: Better 'baby picture' of universe emerges