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Observing the CMB from Space and from a Balloon

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I’m going to discuss two current CMB experiments which should provide excellent data sets in the VERY near term. Planck has arrived at L2 and will provide the highest resolution and sensitive, full-sky, polarized maps to-date. Spider’s first flight is scheduled for Spring of 2011, observing with 1600 detectors on a balloon platform over Australia. I will discuss the potential combined impact of these two experiments on cosmology.

This talk is part of the Cosmology Lunch series.

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