Relativity and Cosmology

    

Parameters of the Observable Universe and Planck's Constant in One Equation: a the Strange and Useful Unity of the Constants of the Microcosm and the Universe

Authors: Mykola Kosinov

Many relations of the parameters of the Universe equal to Planck's constant are revealed. The equations show that Planck's constant and the parameters of the Universe are related. The results obtained have no explanation. There is no answer why the equations, along with the parameters of the observable Universe, include the constants of the microcosm. A large number of cosmological equations have been revealed, in which constants very distant in physical meaning are combined. Despite the lack of explanation, such equations open new possibilities in cosmology. It is possible to use the high precision of Planck's constant to calculate the values of the parameters of the observable Universe with an accuracy close to that of the Newtonian constant of gravitation G. This is an important result for practice, since experimental methods for determining the parameters of the observable Universe are very complicated and do not give sufficient accuracy.

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