Primordial magnetic fields could resolve the Hubble tension and other cosmic mysteries

[L. Wayne Buinis]

Notice how reporter Ula Chrobak employed the scientific term, universally accepted by scientists, for "refrigerator". . .!
"They found that a light level of magnetism – about 5 to 10 pico‑Gauss, around a trillionth of the strength of a fridge magnet – produced the best match for today’s CMB."

https://www6.slac.stanford.edu/news/2026-03-13-primordial-magnetic-fields-could-resolve-hubble-tension-and-other-cosmic-mysteries

Lonny

[James E. LaBarre]

"The Register" (a rather snooty UK technology site) uses measurements like "olympic swimming pool" and "double decker bus" as forms of measurement.  Especially interesting if the swimming pool reference is used to describe microchips and the like.