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Cosmic microwave background experiments could probe connection between cosmic inflation, particle physics

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Researchers at Université Catholique de Louvain in Belgium studied cosmic microwave background ( CMB ) experiments.

CMB radiation is essentially thermal radiation originating from the early universe.

Marco Drewes and Lei Ming say this measurement could help to explore the connection between cosmic inflation and particle physics.

Their research builds on previous studies by Drewes that first began in 2015 .

The results demonstrate the potential of future CMB experiments for probing the connection between cosmic inflation and particle physics.

Drewes and Ming hope that their study will encourage the National Science Foundation to support CMB research, including activities at the South Pole that have been placed on hold in May 2024 .

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