On 10/22/2012 2:31 AM, Painius wrote:
Because the galaxies we see billions of years ago appear to me moving
apart slower than the closer up one we see. Thus the conclusion that
acceleration has occured.
Well, maybe, but not NOW. That's my point. Where is the logic in
thinking that the Universe is expanding NOW and that the expansion is
accelerating NOW?
This is just one of the pitfalls of Painus' belief that all ideas have
equal validity in the eyes of science. They don't. And they don't for a
reason. A kook needs to think IN the box before they can think OUT of
the box, else they won't even know why it's in the box.
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