Submitted by JarasM t3_100snke in askscience
Aseyhe t1_j2khoy7 wrote
Reply to comment by wolfram074 in Is any "movement" visible in the fluctuations of the CMB over time, or does it appear static? by JarasM
Missing the redshift factor (should be ~55 million years), so I guess that would be ~40 km diameter?
[deleted] t1_j2kthdn wrote
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wolfram074 t1_j2l6f9a wrote
The total surface area doesn't need to be that big, we're definitely in radio wave territory, so synthetic aperture techniques are readily usable. As long as several telescopes are more than 40km apart and have good enough clocks, we can stitch the data together to get interesting things.
I'm guessing the hurdle is most of these measurements need to be space based since all the flag ship data sets are from satellites.
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