Recent content by Jzz

Interesting line of thought, and I can see how the hypersphere model opens up some intriguing possibilities, especially when paired with holography and bounce cosmologies. That said, I do wonder whether shifting from a 2-sphere to a 3-sphere black hole structure, while elegant, might be adding...

Thank you Gibsense for a fascinating post, what comes to mind is that not only is the current theory of the CMB as relic radiation non-intuitive but that it is ambitious on a vast scale introducing complexities such as vast red-shifts, not compatible with any known physics either in the past or...

I am currently reading "A tarpaulin Muster " by John Masefield, erstwhile poet laureate. What can I say ,and I am not saying its all good, but some of his descriptions of life on a sailing ship are really terrific. (terrifying). His descriptions of the clippers in the tea trade are so...

Classical motion’s post is deeply significant. As it turns out the gist of what is stated about the redshift, not being detected at the accepted values, is more or less the reality. In fact, there is substantial evidence that this is the case. Eric Lerner conducted a redshift survey based on...

Yes, thank you Gibsense, the irony is that the greater part of the Universe does have characteristics that indicate a cmb like radiation is possible.

The OP seems to have resulted in an ongoing debate centered around the interpretation of the Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB). The CMB is commonly understood as relic radiation from the recombination phase of the Big Bang, approximately 13.6 billion years ago. Many of the rebuttals to...

Thank you G_x0a

That sums it up very well, with the caveat that if you do read the paper you probably would not have so many questions to ask.

If I understand G_xOa’s post correctly, the core idea seems to be that in its current state, physics has become indistinguishable from metaphysics. The two are now so intertwined that it’s hard to tell where one ends and the other begins. As a result, physics has become open to an infinite...

Classical Motion: That’s a really vivid way to picture charged particles—as twisted lines striving to straighten out, with electromagnetic fields springing them back into alignment. In many ways it is a lot like early string theory and in some ways, it is like Descartes ‘push-pull mechanism’ in...

Thank you for your creative contribution, I find it interesting to see fresh metaphors when thinking about atomic structure. If you're using "holes" and "funnels" as metaphorical tools, I’d be curious to know how these map onto measurable physical properties like charge distribution, mass, spin...

Yes, absolutely and that is what the Hubble shift in its original interpretation proved. Given this evidence, as you so rightly point out, there can be no doubt that the Universe underwent expansion, and objects 13 billion light years away would be moving much faster than contemporary objects...

I introduce a new atomic structure based on a deterministic atomic model founded on Augmented Newtonian Dynamics (AND), a classical framework that reinstates causality at the heart of atomic behavior. The AND model directly challenges the central assumptions of quantum theory; particularly the...

I wonder what would happen if one of our more distant satellites or space craft, the Voyager space craft come to mind, tuned into the static that used to be received here on earth prior to improvements in technology. Makes you wonder just what is out there!

Classical motion: You paint a bleak and hugely biased picture of space! The early radio era (earth era) was saturated with persistent, unaccounted-for background noise that was so intense it overwhelmed transmissions. How is it possible to now say that space is ‘empty’ of radiation? The...