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December 11th 16, 09:35 AM
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Redshift when CBR energy density = energy density of all other radiation
I'm working to assemble a table / graph for the Luminosity of the
universe as a function of age of the universe. I think these are the only sources of consequence (did I miss anything important that I should include?): 1) CBR 2) Starlight (galaxies) 3) SN's 4) Active Galaxy nuclei Thanks, rt 
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