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WHAT IS THE REASON FOR THE STATIC ON TV SETS

In Analog TV broadcasts, we see black-and-white dot pixel patterns on TV screens that constantly move when there is no signal. This is commonly known as noise. Since there will be no signal at the end of the antenna port under perfect conditions, you should see black-and-white dot images on the screen, depending on your TV set’s design. Therefore, what you see on TV in such a case is not a feature included in the TV’s; rather, they are the universe’s traces. It is possible to get more detailed information on the pop.

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The universe was created due to the Big Bang, as accepted by most scientific people. After this bang, what we have seen and will experience was shaped and continues to be shaped. The stars, the planets, and us. But what is the relationship between this and the noise we see on tvs? They are the remnants of the Big Bang that allowed our space<span style=” font-weight: 400;”> to happen.

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The Big Bang was so violent that one of its most significant effects, the Big Bang, can be observed in any place in the universe as a resonating microwave broadcast with a 1,9 mm wavelength and 160,4 GHz extreme value.  

This is the cause of the effects seen on screens and known as the film, shot by the ants. Yet this effect is not only encountered on TV screens; the sound we hear when we switch the channel to channel when we listen to the radio also results from the bang.

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