CHIME, the telescope that made the first standalone detection of the hydrogen glow, stands for which of the following?
- A.Cosmic Hydrogen Imaging and Mapping Experiment
- B.Canadian Hydrogen Intensity Mapping Experiment
- C.Combined Hydrogen Interferometric Measurement Endeavour
- D.Cosmological High-energy Infrared Mapping Experiment
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CHIME is an interferometric radio telescope in Canada, built to map the distribution of hydrogen gas in the early universe so that astronomers can calculate how the universe expands and thereby study dark energy.
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