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Ether that fills our Universe is the reason for the CMBR frequency vibrating sky. However it is the Rydberg photons that make CMBR waves from stars. The mechanism of the wavemaker Rydberg photon is described in another 2011 paper on the WSD. Here is evidence that ether fills so called empty space.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
Ether that fills our Universe is the reason for the CMBR frequency vibrating sky. However it is the Rydberg photons that make CMBR waves from stars. The mechanism of the wavemaker Rydberg photon is described in another 2011 paper on the WSD. Here is evidence that ether fills so called empty space.


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Scientific Paper
Title186-Ether Transmits the CMBR Frequency
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Author(s)Francis Viren Fernandes
KeywordsEther, CMBR, Rydberg, Blackbody, Temperature, Voltage
Published2011
No. of pages1

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Abstract

Ether that fills our Universe is the reason for the CMBR frequency vibrating sky. However it is the Rydberg photons that make CMBR waves from stars. The mechanism of the wavemaker Rydberg photon is described in another 2011 paper on the WSD. Here is evidence that ether fills so called empty space.