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In 1964, Two Researchers Cleaned Pigeon Fientes to Remove a Parasitic Signal — What He Didn't Know Was that This Work Was Going to Earn Them a Nobel Prize - Science and Life

In their giant antennas, the radio astronomers trace the slightest parasite to isolate the signals from the sky. One of these noises, impossible to silence, was not a defect. This sizzling captured night and day was the fossil radiation emitted by the nascent universe.
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In their giant antennas, the radio astronomers trace the slightest parasite to isolate the signals from the sky. One of these noises, impossible to silence, was not a defect. This sizzling captured night and day was the fossil radiation emitted by the nascent universe.

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Science-et-vie.com broke the news on Tuesday, October 20, 2026.
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