This Is How Your Old Television Set Can Prove The Big Bang
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Is it true that the static noise on TV, displayed when no transmission signal is obtained, is actually the CMB (cosmic microwave background radiation)? How does it come? - Quora
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Radio noise - Wikipedia
Electron. Electron Sources of Noise Cosmic (Big Bang, Galaxy, Sun, Planets) Atmospheric (Lightning - 40 per second) Man-made (Electrical, EMI) Ground. - ppt download
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