| Re: Einstein's so-called 'Biggest Blunder' was right after all.
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Originally Posted by baudrunner  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. | Hubbles constant has been out dated since 1996 and the data for an accelerating - not merely expanding - universe, is accumulating ever since. Incidentally, an acclerating expansion is not the signature of any big bang 'beginning', but rather the signature of a repelling force acting out of all matter - 'just like the impelling force of gravity' - except, in the opposite direction. ('For every action there is a reaction, equal and opposite'). "Today's cosmologists ('Standard Theorists') are simply making another blunder", indeed.
My published, distributed and sold out small press work (which you ostensibly haven't read) predicted an accelerating universe in 1959, and has done so consistently - in ten sold out small press editions - ever since.
Enter 'accelerating universe' (and "Einstein's 'biggest blunder was right after all') in google.
Best regards,
- RP http://forums.delphiforums.com/EinsteinGroupie
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