| Re: Effects of the expansion of physical matter with space.
Thanks North ... I looked up Hannes Alfven, tho not the book you mention.
His theory seemed radical in the 60s, then seemed to gain support, then lost it again when it was proven by the COBE satellite (1992) that the Cosmic Background Radiation did have a 'black-body' spectrum. Initially the CMBR was thought not to have a 'black-body' spectrum. Quote: |
Originally Posted by Wikipedia This was due to anomalous results reported in 1987 by Andrew Lange and Paul Richardson of UC Berkeley and Toshio Matsumoto of Nagoya University that indicated the cosmic microwave background might not have a blackbody spectrum. However, the final announcement (in April 1992) of COBE satellite data corrected the earlier contradiction of the Big Bang; the level of interest in plasma cosmology has since fallen such that little research is now conducted. | I don't see how this supports your contention that Heat is an entity and not a measure of matter in motion?
Best of luck with it.
cool bananas ... greg
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