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Einstein's cosmological constant introduced an anti-gravity component into his relativity equations to prevent a static Universe from collapsing due to gravity, not as an allowance for an expanding Universe.

Today's cosmologists are simply making another blunder. The observation of acceleration of the expanding Universe is merely an illusion. It is actually expanding at a constant rate. Review Hubble's constant.

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baudrunner 4th degree Black Belt Status: Offline Posts: 586 Thanks Given: 1 Thanked 37x in 34 Posts Join Date: Dec 2005 Rep Power: 17	Re: Einstein's so-called 'Biggest Blunder' was right after all. - 11-06-2007, 12:59 PM Einstein's cosmological constant introduced an anti-gravity component into his relativity equations to prevent a static Universe from collapsing due to gravity, not as an allowance for an expanding Universe. Today's cosmologists are simply making another blunder. The observation of acceleration of the expanding Universe is merely an illusion. It is actually expanding at a constant rate. Review Hubble's constant. "There is nothing permanent except change"