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What is the proper distance to the surface of last scattering? What is the luminosity distance...

What is the proper distance to the surface of last scattering? What is the luminosity distance to the surface of last scattering? Assume that the Benchmark Model is correct, and that the redshift of the last scattering surface is z = 1090.

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