Relativity and Cosmology

    

The Stressed Universe Model Can Explain the Discrepancies in the Measured Values of Hubble`s H

Authors: Roger Favreau

Hubble demonstrated that the universe expands with velocity V= H D which increases with distance D between the Earth and a galaxy, where H has been known as the Hubble constant. Cosmological researchers measured the value of H via observations of light coming from phenomena at various distances, the accuracy of such measurements being limited. A recent reference reports accurate measurements from astronomical data close to the edge of the universe, and finds that H is not a constant. Indeed, its value varies with time in a manner that is compatible with the predictions of a proposed stressed universe model, according to which H is not a constant at all, but rather it varies with time/distance, and should be called Hubble`s parameter.

Comments: 5 Pages. Contact: rogerfavreau@earthlink.net

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