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The Boomerang experiment measured the cosmic microwave background radiation during three sub-orbital balloon flights. The first was a test flight over North America in 1997. The two subsequent flights were over Antarctica in 1998 and 2003.

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	The '''Boomerang experiment''' measured the [[cosmic microwave background radiation]] during three sub-orbital [[balloon]] flights. The first was a test flight over [[North America]] in [[1997]]. The two subsequent flights were over [[Antarctica]] in [[1998]] and [[2003]].		The '''Boomerang experiment''' measured the [[cosmic microwave background radiation]] during three sub-orbital [[balloon]] flights. The first was a test flight over [[North America]] in [[1997]]. The two subsequent flights were over [[Antarctica]] in [[1998]] and [[2003]].

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