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MBR
(redirected from Microwave background radiation)

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MBRMember
MBRMaster Boot Record
MBRMaster Bedroom (real estate)
MBRMinimum Bounding Rectangle
MBRMembrane Bio-Reactor (waste treatment)
MBRMovimiento Bolivariano Revolucionario (Bolivarian Revolutionary Movement)
MBRMemory Buffer Register
MBRMemory-Based Reasoning (data mining)
MBRMaya Biosphere Reserve
MBRMicrowave Background Radiation
MBRMatchbook Romance (band)
MBRMaster Beneficiary Record (Social Security)
MBRMetal Bulletin Research
MBRMaster Batch Record
MBRMinimum Bend Radius (fibre optics)
MBRMelty Blood Re-Act (gaming)
MBRMulti-Band Radio
MBRMain Battle Rifle
MBRMars Balloon Relay
MBRMulti-Brand Remote (remote control device)
MBRMonthly Business Review
MBRMinimum Boundary Rectangle
MBRMaster Benefit Record
MBRMusic Business Registry (music industry contact database)
MBRMonthly Budget Report
MBRMultiple Bomb Rack
MBRMain Board Room
MBRMedical Billing & Reimbursement
MBRMerit-Based Regulation
MBRMaryland Business Review (magazine)
MBRManagement Board Review
MBRMechanical Buffer Register
MBRMinimal Backup Reprovisioning
MBRMember Mission Capable
MBRMobile Binding Records
MBRMinimum Balance Remaining
MBRMissing Baggage Report (Airport Lost Luggage)


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This chart includes all known ranges of EMR including: gamma rays, X-rays, ultraviolet light, visible light, infrared, microwaves, radio waves (ULF, VLF, LF, MF, HF, long, short, HAM, VHF, UHF, SHF, EHF), cosmic microwave background radiation and brain waves, all organized by octaves.
As predicted by theory, the initial explosion left an afterglow of radiation throughout the sky, the microwave background radiation, which was detected in 1965.
In the 1960s, using a Bell Labs radio antenna, Arno Penzias and Robert Wilson detected the cosmic microwave background radiation, the strongest observational proof for the Big Bang scenario of the universe's creation.
 
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