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SDR wrote:
The erroneous idea that matter is fundamental (current before Einstein's time) forced Einstein and his generation of theoreticians/astronomers to make fundamental mistakes about how the universe worked (most famously of which are Einstein's lambda and, after Hubble's discovery that the galaxies are receding from each other "faster the more distant they are," that their recession was the result of a primordial explosion, or "big bang")... because there was simply no way for an imploding universe to make sense in the context of matter being thought fundamental... except to imagine that it would produce a "pile up" of "materials" at the "cosmic center" not much different from a pile of junked cars. After Hubble the "only thing" that remained to be solved was wherefore the big bang (something which necessarily remains to be resolved to this day for the simple reason that since there never was a big bang... there can never be any wherefore for it). For approaches that build matter from pure geometry and provides explanation of where the big bang may have come from have a look at http://xxx.lanl.gov/abs/gr-qc/9805018. Thanks Bill |
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