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Originally Posted by fcunnane
The first sound is created from the accreting matter into BEC that follows Bose-Einstein statistics. The second, third and fourth sounds are created when you expose the BEC to a heat source, it causes sound in the condensate and evaporates matter. The CBR should stay peaked at 160.2ghz which is the sound Helium in superfluidity makes at a certain attenuation based on the heat source in second sound. The CBR should shift eventually peaking at a lower freq. as heavier elements in the universe become more prevalant.
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Hi, very interesting.
Shouldn't CMBR be then observed as coming from point like sources?