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It is produced by the flip of the electron in a 'cold' hydrogen atom from

one spin direction to the other spin direction.

The frequency that corresponds to the wavelngth of 21.1 cm is 1420.4 MHz,

so this emission is monitored and measured with high-frequency radio / low-

frequency 'microwave' hardware.

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