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Some Consequences of a Spatially Flat Universe, the Linear Expansion Universe Rh=ct

Authors: Fernando Salmon Iza

The standard cosmological model ΛCDM cannot respond to some important new results of modern cosmology. Challenges arise such as Microwave Background Uniformity, the Hubble Stress, the El Gordo collision or impossible galaxies (z > 10) that the standard cosmological model does not solve. On the other hand, other models are proposed as alternatives.Professor Fulvio Meliá's linear expansion universe, Rh=ct, solves these challenges where the standard model fails. This model is based on the relationship Rh = ct where Rh is the gravitational horizon, which coincides with the Hubble radius, "t" is the age of the universe and "c" is the speed of light. Although the model is already theoretically based [3], in this work we have obtained the constraint Rh = ct as a consequence of the spatially flat universe.

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