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Panel 2 - Origin of Microwave Radiation

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Authors	Affiliation	Title	Abstract
Bernard R. Bligh	Hampton, U.K.	The Cosmic Microwave Background Radiation does NOT prove that the Hot Big Bang Theory is correct.	It is widely averred that the CBR proves that Big Bang Theory is correct.  Rigorous thermodynamic calculations show that the expansion of the Universe at the time of the supposed "Fireball" would not produce the perfect black-body radiation which is actually observed.  The spectrum ought to have a smeared profile for the Big Bang Theory to be true.
Pierre-Marie Robitaille	Dept. of Radiology, Ohio State Univ., Columbus OH, USA	The WMAP and PLANCK Missions: Results of a stroll at L2
Abhas Mitra	Bhabha Atomic Research Ctr, Mumbai, INDIA	Microwave Background Radiation as Redshifted Thermal Emission of Eternally Collapsing Objects (ECOs)	The Black Hole Candidates are actually relativistic radiation pressure supported stars with surface redshift z >>1 (Mitra MNRAS Lett., 367, L66, 2006, MNRAS 369, 422, 2006, PRD 74(2), 024010, 2006, Mitra & Glendenning, LBNL Rep. 5920, 2006). We show that the so-called CBR could be due to superposition of the extremely redshifted thermal emission from ECOs.
Lyndon Ashmore - poster paper	Dubai College, Dubai, UAE	Recoil between photons and electrons leading to the Hubble constant and CMB	Redshift is interpreted in terms of a recoil interaction between photons and the electrons in the plasma of intergalactic space.
Royce Haynes	Mullica Hill NJ, USA	Re-evaluation of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB)	Certain characteristics of the CMB, such as the perfect black-body spectrum and polarization, are shown to be inconsistent with the model presented in the Standard Big Bang theory. Evidence will be presented showing that a model involving cold, dark matter surrounding the observable universe better supports the observational evidence. This model also solves the horizon problem without inflation.