"There is no allowed FLRW universe here." #193
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I'm curious as to what some of you may think of the following claims:
The fundamental assumption Einstein made back in 1917 is that gravity has some effect on the cosmos at infinite scales. This assumption has never been explicitly tested. We have to consider the null hypothesis, specifically, there is zero correlation between how much matter and the strength of gravity in the universe, and the observed redshifts. I think a valid interpretation of the supernovae cosmology project could be, not as evidence for dark energy counter-acting the effects of gravity on the universe, but as evidence that gravity doesn't affect the universe on those scales at all. Off hand, do you know about how many alternative models fall into the category of "the null hypothesis", with respect to redshifts and gravity? Or are all they gravity "informed" some how? |
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https://tritonstation.com/2023/12/20/holiday-concordance/
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