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| NSSDC ID | NASA | Goddard Space Flight Center | November 18 | 1989 | Delta rocket | Earth orbit | Spectrophotometer | Radiometer | satellite | cosmology | cosmic microwave background radiation | universe | big-bang | theory | George Smoot | John Mather | Nobel Prize in Physics | cosmology | 1974 | NASA | Explorer | Infrared Astronomical Satellite | IRAS | 1976 | Delta rocket | microwave | CMB | George Smoot | John Mather | | | November 18 | 1989 | IRAS | helium | dewar | IRAS | Space Shuttle | 1988 | Challenger explosion | sun-synchronous orbit | November 18 | 1989 | April 23 | 1992 | New York Times | Nobel Prize in Physics | IRAS | Earth | Sun | Moon | anisotropy | zodiacal cloud | | momentum wheels | Shuttle | radiation belts | IRAS | | | | | quadrupole | black-body | sounding rocket | Steady State theory | | | anisotropy | kelvin | Big Bang | structure formation | IRAS | spiral galaxies | IRAS | | | interplanetary dust | asteroidal | Galactic disk | kpc | Zodiacal light | Saturn | Jupiter | extragalactic background light | star formation | Charles L. Bennett | Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe | RELIKT-1 | 9997 COBE | minor planet | PDF | The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences | ISBN 0-521-65833-0 | doi | doi | doi | doi | doi | doi | doi | ISBN 0-07-246570-0 | doi | arΧiv | arΧiv | ISBN 0-380-72044-2 | ISBN 0-465-01576-X | Wikimedia Commons | v | d | Cosmic microwave background radiation | Discovery of CMB radiation | List of CMB experiments | Timeline of CMB astronomy | Sachs-Wolfe | Sunyaev-Zel'dovich | | Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe (WMAP) | RELIKT-1 | WMAP | Planck | SPOrt | QMAP | MAXIMA | BOOMERanG | Archeops | Spider | EBEX | Saskatoon | MAT | COSMOSOMAS | Tenerife Experiment | DASI | CBI | CAT | ACBAR | CAPMAP | VSA | QUaD | SPT | SZA | ACT | AMI | Clover | QUIET | AMiBA | v | Explorer program | Explorer 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 (S-2) | 7 (S-1a) | 8 (S-56) | 11 (S-15) | 17 (AE-A) | 30 (Solrad) | 32 (AE-B) | 33 (IMP-D) | 35 (IMP-E) | 42 (Uhuru) | 48 (SAS B) | 49 (RAE-B) | 52 (Hawkeye 1) | 53 (SAS C) | 57 (IUE) | 59 (ICE) | 62 (DE-1) | 63 (DE-2) | 64 (SME) | 67 (EUVE) | 68 (SAMPEX) | 69 (RXTE) | 70 (FAST) | 71 (ACE) | 73 (TRACE) | 74 (SWAS) | 75 (WIRE) | 77 (FUSE) | 78 (IMAGE) | 79 (HETE-2) | 80 (WMAP) | 81 (RHESSI) | 82 (CHIPSat) | 83 (GALEX) | 84 (Swift) | 85 thru 89 (THEMIS) | 90 (AIM) | v | d | Space telescopes | AGILE | Chandra X-ray Observatory | COROT | Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope | GALEX | HETE-2 | Hubble Space Telescope | INTEGRAL | LEGRI | MOST | PAMELA | Rossi X-ray Timing Explorer | Spitzer Space Telescope | Suzaku | Swift Gamma-Ray Burst Mission | SWAS | TRACE | WMAP | Wide Field Infrared Explorer | XMM-Newton | RadioAstron | TAUVEX | Astrosat | Herschel Space Observatory | Kepler Mission | Planck satellite | Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer | NuSTAR | Spectrum-X-Gamma | Gaia mission | ASTRO-G | TESS | James Webb Space Telescope | New Worlds Mission | Space Interferometry Mission | Darwin Mission | Laser Interferometer Space Antenna | XEUS | Constellation-X Observatory | Dark Energy Space Telescope | Terrestrial Planet Finder | Wide-field Infrared Survey Explorer | ABRAXIS | AKARI | Advanced Satellite for Cosmology and Astrophysics | ALEXIS | Aryabhata | Astro 2 | Astron | Astronomical Netherlands Satellite | BeppoSAX | Broad Band X-ray Telescope | Compton Gamma Ray Observatory | Copernicus Observatory | Cos-B | Einstein Observatory | EXOSAT | Extreme Ultraviolet Explorer | Far Ultraviolet Spectroscopic Explorer | Ginga | Granat | Hakucho | HALCA | HETE | HEAO-1 | HEAO-3 | Hipparcos | Infrared Space Observatory | International Ultraviolet Explorer | IRAS | Midcourse Space Experiment | Odin | OAO-2 | RELIKT-1 | ROSAT | SAS-B | Tenma | Uhuru | Yohkoh | Eddington mission | Space observatory | List of space telescopes | Great Observatories program | Category | Categories | Cosmic Microwave Background Experiments | NASA probes | Space telescopes | Explorer program | Artificial satellites currently orbiting Earth |