'What if the CMB- is a Projection of the Filament Structure of the Universe - largely from beyond the Observable Universe'
The CMB is viewed as one of the two main evidences for the combined big bang / expansion / relativity theories.
The "Cosmic hole" (missing radio waves) in the article below - is better explained by galaxy clusters absorbing weak microwaves and radio waves - in its 'gravitational atmosphere' - rather than solely by the SZ effect as proposed.
Since the radio waves being blocked are coming from beyond the galaxy cluster - this would be consistent with radiation coming from beyon...d the visible horizon of the Universe - instead of it being leftover from a big bang event and subsequently scattered via Compton scattering.
A major component of Space-Interaction theory - is that light waves erode (quite uniformly) through the fog of space - over billions of light years. The fog of space - being cosmic dust, gas, ice, gravity, EM fields, photons, and other debris and forces it encounters through this almost-inconceivable amount of distance.
Radio waves are below microwaves on the EM spectrum (weaker), so if the galaxy cluster's 'gravitational atmosphere' (via compound and collective gravity) intercepts the weak microwaves (as proposed in Space-Interaction theory) - it will intercept the radio waves as well - creating this shadow effect exhibited in the article.
As distant light waves erode to microwave - the CMB (cosmic microwave background) would pick them up - just as if they were microwaves being created by gas in the Universe (or leftover remnants of a big bang event).
So the very uniform pattern of the CMB, may be a reflection of the very uniform filament structure from beyond the visible horizon (observable Universe) - just as the filament structure in the observable Universe is very uniform.
For article on SZ effect, click link below:
