From an almost perfect universe to the best of both worlds

Wednesday, July 18, 2018 - 05:42 in Astronomy & Space

It was 21 March 2013. The world's scientific press had either gathered in ESA's Paris headquarters or logged in online, along with a multitude of scientists around the globe, to witness the moment when ESA's Planck mission revealed its 'image' of the cosmos. This image was taken not with visible light but with microwaves.

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