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Nature
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| doi:10.1038/458820a
Corrected online: 25 April 2009
News Feature
Cosmology: The test of inflation
As the launch of the Planck spacecraft approaches, Eric Hand investigates what the mission could mean for the predominant theory of the moments after the Big Bang.
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Space is cold. But Planck will be even colder.
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