On Wed, Aug 6, 2014 at 2:41 PM, Jones Beene <jone...@pacbell.net> wrote:
In fact, as should be apparent to Mills the radiation seen in several > remote galaxies comes from such a great distance that it must be strongly > red-shifted, by the time we get it - but RM proposes a value that is LESS > than the value seen. Doh. I have two questions that maybe someone knows the answer to: - Is Mills "predicting" a "cutoff," i.e., a broadband spectrum with a cutoff at 3.48 keV, or a sharp peak at 3.48 keV? - Is the finding in the original article a broadband spectrum with a cutoff, or a sharp peak? Eric p.s., I think the fancy single-quote in the title is driving eskimo.com crazy. (I've replaced it with a simple quote.)
