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Tracklist: 1. Message In The Sky 2. A Man Called Peter 3. Practice What You Preach 4. I've Found A New Friend 5. Mansions Can't Be Bought 6. God Is My Partner 7. Every Hour And Every Day 8. Oh What A Friend He Is To Me 9. Everybody's Gonna Have A Terrible Time Down There 10. I Found The Answer 11. I Follow Jesus 12. Headin' Home

A recent paper by Hsu & Zee (physics/0510102) suggests that if a Creator wanted to leave a message for us, and she wanted it to be decipherable to all sentient beings, then she would place it on the most cosmic of all billboards, the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) sky. Here we point out that the spherical harmonic coefficients of the observed CMB anisotropies (or their squared amplitudes at each multipole) depend on the location of the observer, in both space and time. The amount of observer-independent information available in the CMB is a small fraction of the total that any observer can measure. Hence a lengthy message on the CMB sky is fundamentally no less observer-specific than a communication hidden in this morning's tea-leaves. Nevertheless, the CMB sky does encode a wealth of information about the structure of the cosmos and possibly about the nature of physics at the highest energy levels. The Universe has left us a message all on its own.

Dominic Cummings was seen running away from journalist's questions after he shared a WhatsApp message in which the prime minister appears to call Health Secretary Matt Hancock's efforts "totally hopeless". More on this story here: https://t.co/4gkwtZJwQY https://t.co/S5hmng9yIm Source: https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1405199915207303184 Uploader: Sky News

Ten-year-old Corey Birdsong, a former slave, becomes a conductor on the Underground Railroad by helping to bring a mother and daughter, runaway slaves, to his family's Amherstburg, Ontario, farm in 1859

We argue that the cosmic microwave background (CMB) provides a stupendous opportunity for the Creator of universe our (assuming one exists) to have sent a message to its occupants, using known physics. Our work does not support the Intelligent Design movement in any way whatsoever, but asks, and attempts to answer, the entirely scientific question of what the medium and message might be IF there was actually a message. The medium for the message is unique. We elaborate on this observation, noting that it requires only careful adjustment of the fundamental Lagrangian, but no direct intervention in the subsequent evolution of the universe.