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Supernova Type 1a at Z=2.9 Image is Dramatically Changed by Light Scattering — the Third Direct Confirmation of Tired Light Theory

Authors: Dmitriy S. Tipikin

James Webb Space Telescope continues to make discoveries and some of them seemingly contradict to all known astrophysics data. For example the supernova type 1a (standard candle, well researched object) was recently recorded [1] but the overall image size of that supernova at a distance of z=2.9 corresponds to around 5000 light years at this distance and angular size is around 10 times resolution of the telescope and by far larger than any physics possibly allows. This size is a size of small galaxy and by no means may be allowed for supernova (especially standard candle, which is well researched and all sizes are predicted long ago). The only reason for such a blurred big image is the scattering of light itself — the further the object observed the larger that scattering [2] and the evaluation of the size of the image (angle of scattering) using formulas from [2] seems to confirm once more the tired light theory.

Comments: 4 Pages. More accurate formula was used for evaluation of angle of scattering.

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[v1] 2024-06-12 20:45:26
[v2] 2024-06-23 00:29:25

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