Relativity and Cosmology

    

Relativistic Expansion of the Universe, Versus the Big Bang

Authors: Michael Singer

This paper looks at Einstein’s 1917 paper on the field equations for general relativity, in particular the equations’ prediction that the Universe is expanding, made years before the Universe was actually found to be expanding. We examine the real-world consequences of these equations. Next, we look at the theory of the development of the “Big Bang” hypothesis as the origin of the expanding Universe. Finally, we compare the two theories with current measurement.

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