> Almost a trillion dollars to increase the resolution of white noise.
Is this "a trillion dollars" in the room with us? The budget of the canceled project is not even 1B. You're off by not one order of magnitude, but by three.
Milne's model was a dead end
It doesn't match observed gravitational effects or the detailed anisotropies we've measured in the CMB
Higher resolution isn't just 'zooming in on noise', it tests inflation, neutrino physics, and quantum gravity
If you think it's vanity, read what the Planck mission accomplished
You sound like you stopped keeping up at a pop-sci summary from 1935
> Almost a trillion dollars to increase the resolution of white noise.
Is this "a trillion dollars" in the room with us? The budget of the canceled project is not even 1B. You're off by not one order of magnitude, but by three.
Milne's model was a dead end It doesn't match observed gravitational effects or the detailed anisotropies we've measured in the CMB Higher resolution isn't just 'zooming in on noise', it tests inflation, neutrino physics, and quantum gravity If you think it's vanity, read what the Planck mission accomplished You sound like you stopped keeping up at a pop-sci summary from 1935