Relic (disambiguation)

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A relic, in religion, is the preserved physical remains or personal effects of a saint or venerated person. By extension, it may mean a preserved remainder of a previous time.

Relic, Relics or The Relic may also refer to:

Film and television

Gaming

Literature

Music

Science and technology

  • Relic, used as an adjective denoting that this source is directly from the Big Bang as predicted by theory
  • Relic radiation, constituting the earliest light scattering from recombination and the furthest we can look back in time using electromagnetic observation
  • Relic neutrinos, from the hypothetical last scattering of neutrinos one second after the Big Bang
  • Relic gravitational waves, the component of the gravitational wave background originating directly from cosmic inflation

See also

  • All pages with titles beginning with Relic
  • All pages with titles containing Relic
  • Relict, a surviving remnant of a natural phenomenon
  • Relix, a magazine that focuses on live and improvisational music
  • Residue (disambiguation)
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