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==Examples==

==Examples==

===COBE project===

===COBE project===

It has been claimed by NASA contractor that in COBE (Cosmic Background Explorer satellite) project, the sensitivity limits of one part in about 30,000 were "increased" to one part in 100,000 by means of data torturing. The data had to be ‘massaged’ through computer enhancement. The work was done at the [[University of California, Berkeley|University of California at Los Angeles, Berkeley]], and Santa Barbara by researchers George Smoot, Charles Bennett, Edward Wright and Alan Kogut. With computer enhancement it is a prerequisite to know what is being searched for, which means that the data analyst brings a pronounced personal bias to the procedure. The discovery of anisotropy of one part in 100,000 is questionable to anyone who knows how the original data was processed and who is objective about cosmos origin theories.<ref>{{cite journal |

It has been claimed by NASA contractor that in [[COBE]] (Cosmic Background Explorer satellite) project, the sensitivity limits of one part in about 30,000 were "increased" to one part in 100,000 by means of data torturing. The data had to be ‘massaged’ through computer enhancement. The work was done at the [[University of California, Berkeley|University of California at Los Angeles, Berkeley]], and Santa Barbara by researchers George Smoot, Charles Bennett, Edward Wright and Alan Kogut. With computer enhancement it is a prerequisite to know what is being searched for, which means that the data analyst brings a pronounced personal bias to the procedure. The discovery of anisotropy of one part in 100,000 is questionable to anyone who knows how the original data was processed and who is objective about cosmos origin theories.<ref>{{cite journal |

|title=Cobe dating (Letters)

|title=Cobe dating (Letters)

|author=Robin Rushing

|author=Robin Rushing