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DescriptionWMAP 2008 ILC ecliptic.png	English: The cosmic microwave temperature fluctuations from the 5-year WMAP data seen over the full sky. From WMAP's ILC data reduction; ecliptic coordinates. The average temperature is 2.725 Kelvin. Red regions are warmer and blue regions are colder by 200 microkelvin; the colour scheme is linear.
Date	March 2008
Source	LAMBDA WMAP Images; [1]
Author	NASA / WMAP Science Team

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