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The Mass of the Observable Universe on the Basis of its Age in Black-Hole Cosmology

Authors: Richard Michael Blaber

On the assumption of black-hole cosmology, it is straightforward to calculate the mass of the observable Universe on the basis of its age. It will be shown here that this calculation is in agreement with one based on a relationship between fundamental physical constants, providing strong support for black-hole cosmology.

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[v2] 2023-03-04 18:02:48
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