
CMB two point seven two five Kelvin uniform blackbody with dipole - kinetic noise from constant radial atmiton rain collisions. Redshift from energy drag along path. Clock lag from density squeeze near mass (GPS thirty eight point seven microseconds per day). Strong-field extension: same rain explains light deflection (achromatic), Mercury precession (flux torque), Shapiro delay (path slow-down). Steady state - no expansion, no curved time, no dark energy.
strong-field, density squeeze, no curve, redshift drag, CMB noise, clock lag, push gravity, no expansion, atmiton rain
strong-field, density squeeze, no curve, redshift drag, CMB noise, clock lag, push gravity, no expansion, atmiton rain
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