The stated one-sided temperature contrast is β=0.00105, so the Doppler dipole givesThe motion is toward the hotter region. The contrast already gives one side relative to the mean; the hot-to-cold difference would be twice as large.
v=0.00105c≃3.15×105ms−1=315kms−1.
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