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From: Ken S. Tucker on 8 May 2010 04:43
To Fred et al.

On May 7, 3:10 pm, Tom Roberts <tjrob...(a)sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Oh No wrote:
> > Thus spake Tom Roberts <tjrob...(a)sbcglobal.net>
> >> (two light rays starting right at the big bang meet right at the big
> >> crunch).
>
> > Strictly this is true for an idealised radiation dominated universe.
> > However, except very near the big bang and big crunch the universe is
> > much closer to the idealised matter dominated universe, for which one
> > ray can complete one circumnavigation and two rays starting from a point
> > just after the big bang meet at the opposite pole at the moment of
> > maximum expansion.
>
> Even more strictly, what I said is true for the relevant FRW manifolds (which
> was my context). But you're right, I forgot they also meet halfway 'round.
> Tom Roberts

My background is studential, originally I was enamored with the
"halfway 'round." idea, something like seeing the same galaxy
from two different directions, that was presented to me in the 60's,
~ 50 years ago. In that interval we humans have greatly improved
our astronomical ability, but we have NO observational evidence,

So as unpopular as it is, I did the math and subscribe to an
infinite universe, with a fairly finite density, but then writing this
I will be called a crank by the Big Bang crowd, but Fred, SPF
was designed to present alternatives.
Regards
Ken S. Tucker






From: eric gisse on 8 May 2010 21:36
Ken S. Tucker wrote:
[snip]

Your spew was rejected for a reason. Don't waste our time by posting it
here.

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