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Well, Pud is still hollering "name one" prediction that differs from the
standard model's. As has been stated several times already, deep past look-back sees 1aSN appearing dimmer than they 'should be', which is interpredted as evidence of 'ever-accelerating expansion' of the universe. Whereas when a deep past _cosmological density gradient_ of the spatial medium is factored in, the expansion curve is shifted toward DEcelertaing expansion and a closed universe. Also, 'tiny' density gradients appear locally in the gravity wells of stars, such as seen in the anomalous acceleration of the Pioneer spacecraft. As stated many times already, the spatial medium _demonstrates itself_ unequivocally and profoundly by its abundant effects, particularly in the behavior of gravity. The reality of the spatial medium supplies _explanations of why_ constants (like c) are what they are.. instead of requiring one to simply accept _on faith_ they "just are". Regarding the 'magical messengers' i.e., photons, there's NO argument with the quantization of light as seen in the photoelectric effect (for which Uncle Albert received the Nobel), or in diffration grate experiments. But at real-world amplitudes, the 'particle' nature falls away and these are WAVES, baby. Waves in their carrier medium which fixes their high propagation speed. Waves whose potential amplitude has no known upper limit. To hang onto the notion of "photons" at amplitudes higher than seen in the PE effect is just plain childish and silly. And the void-droids believe in radio wave "photons" at ELF wavelengths such as used in submarine signalling. These 'messenger particles' are miles long and travel thru deep ocean. And there's "phonons"- sound wave 'particles' fer chrissakes. Clearly there's no chance of rational discourse with anyone who's mind-locked to this level of *religious* zealotry in the guise of science. oc |
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