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N0B0DY · **Re: Steady State need not mean 'static' universe. -** 09-25-2007, 03:25 AM

I don't think Lloyd realizes who you are, RP. Perhaps getting the two of us confused or something to that effect.

At any rate, wouldn't acceleration increase the matter density, proportionate to its rate? I think I had asked this before, but don't recall if mass is continuously packed on to keep things proportionate. Otherwise I think there would be some major gaps in the earth - like astronomical - observable even to the naked eye.

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N0B0DY 9th degree Black Belt Status: Offline Posts: 1,941 Thanks Given: 0 Thanked 110x in 104 Posts Join Date: Jan 2007 Rep Power: 27	Re: Steady State need not mean 'static' universe. - 09-25-2007, 03:25 AM I don't think Lloyd realizes who you are, RP. Perhaps getting the two of us confused or something to that effect. At any rate, wouldn't acceleration increase the matter density, proportionate to its rate? I think I had asked this before, but don't recall if mass is continuously packed on to keep things proportionate. Otherwise I think there would be some major gaps in the earth - like astronomical - observable even to the naked eye.