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'''[[:en:CMB cold spot]]'''
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▲The radius of the "cold spot" is about 5°; it is centered at the [[Galactic coordinate system|galactic coordinate]] l<sub>''II''</sub> = 207.8°, b<sub>''II''</sub> = −56.3° ([[Equatorial coordinate system|equatorial]]: [[Right ascension|''α'']] = 03<sup>h</sup>15<sup>m</sup>05<sup>s</sup>, [[Declination|''δ'']] = −19<sup>d</sup>35<sup>m</sup>02<sup>s</sup>). Thus it is in the [[Southern hemisphere]] of the [[Celestial sphere]], in the direction of the constellation [[Eridanus]].
Typically, the largest fluctuations of the primordial CMB temperature occur on angular scales of about 1°. Thus a cold region as large as the "cold spot" appears very unlikely, given generally accepted theoretical models. Various alternative explanations exist, including a so-called '''Eridanus [[Supervoid]]''' or '''Great Void'''. This would be an extremely large region of the universe, roughly 150 [[megaparsec|Mpc]] or 500 million [[light years]] across, at redshift <math>z\simeq 1</math>, containing a density of matter much smaller than the average density at that redshift. Such a void would affect the observed CMB via the [[Sachs-Wolfe effect|integrated Sachs-Wolfe effect]]. If a comparable [[supervoid]] did exist, it would be one of the [[large scale structure|largest structures]] in the observable Universe.
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*[http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/sci/tech/6962185.stm BBC News: Great 'cosmic nothingness' found]. [[BBC News]], [[2007-08-24]]
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[[Category:Eridanus constellation]]
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