| Re: Einstein's so-called 'Biggest Blunder' was right after all.
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Originally Posted by baudrunner  Einstein's biggest blunder was just that.
He believed that the Universe was static. It was not until after he reviewed Edwin Hubble's observational data in 1929 which proved that the Universe was expanding that he changed his position, calling his static Universe theory "my greatest blunder."
Get your facts straight. | In straightening out the facts, Einstein's Cosmological Constant (Unified Field Theory) equations allow for an expanding universe, and, since 1996, when the acceleration of the expanding universe was discovered, the abandoned Cosmological Constant (Lambda) has been brought out of retirement and is being employed as LCDM (LambdaColdDarkMatter) to explain 'quintessence' and the acceleration of the expanding universe...
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Get your facts straight, indeed.
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