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Gibsense replied to the thread Request for permission to share a post from astronomy.stackexchange.com.The timescape model has a major flaw. The difference between the hills (voids) and valleys (strings of galaxies), which is the... -
Gibsense replied to the thread Argument by analogy.I do not disagree with the reasoning. Science deducts the deer insects and cars or whatever to leave CMB radiation. The CMB microwave...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Argument by analogy.Yes, of course, I agree. Why would you think otherwise? Guessing: Maybe you believe that the CMB "at rest" means the radiation should...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Argument by analogy.I would contend that the 'natural' state of matter is approximately 'at rest' - stationary - but that gradual differences result in...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Argument by analogy.Quite right! I must pay more attention! Re Background. The radiation of the CMB is of course everywhere. Assuming the universe is...
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Gibsense, we must, as always, watch the semantics. A background can be construed as static, but we are discussing cosmic microwave...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Argument by analogy.Lol. Background radiation at microwave energy from the CMB can be viewed from different directions. Some is slightly bluer (shorter...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Is the Unified Field the only EM field in the universe?.This statement is deserving of a small book. It will take time to read but there is much in it to consider....
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Gibsense replied to the thread Argument by analogy.Haha 'static' yes didn't think of that - radiation v not moving
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Gibsense replied to the thread Argument by analogy.The CMB is everywhere in the same way as people suggest the BB is everywhere. If that does not qualify for "stationary" I don't know...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Argument by analogy.I think a big misunderstanding here. No radiation is perceived as static. The CMB is assumed to be at rest. We measure whether or not...
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Gibsense replied to the thread More on the Big Bang - what was before t = 0?.I tend to agree with your remark regarding negative values but with a caveat. Some computations using negative values give real-world...
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Gibsense replied to the thread Argument by analogy.I sought advice with this response: " A well-known reference is the 1992 paper by George F. Smoot and colleagues, which examines the...
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I, also, rather favor the Gaia concept. I find it difficult to deny context. (Particularly so in language). Cat :)
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Gibsense replied to the thread Books of interest.It is called Evolution :cool: Finally, we have a new definition for life: Transitor-like thresholds and some complexity criteria. How...
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