Radio Sources in Opposite Directions as a Cosmological Test

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Jan 1968

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Nature, Volume 217, Issue 5123, pp. 41-43 (1968).

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FROM the observed distribution of quasi-stellar sources versus red-shift
an excess of sources with red-shifts between 1.9 and 2.1 is noticed.
Petrosian et al.1 showed that this effect may be explained in
a cosmological model where the pole is in this red-shift range.

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