Universe not expanding & caused by Einstein's gravity redshift
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From: guskz on 4 Jun 2010 22:57 1000 tries to pick 1 card out of 10 new cards. The success usually averages to 1 out of 10. Scientists say that the average matter density (gas) between galaxies is 10^-10 meter per meter, meaning 1 atom per meter. The most distant stars are up to 10^25 meters away. 10^-10/10^25 = 10^15 chance of light colliding or interacting with matter. ------------------- Part 1: Due to the above, light's redshift due to Einstein's **Gravitational** Redshift substantially increases with such distance. Hubble's Universe is not expanding....and perhaps static. ------------------- Part 2: Scientist say the average distance between galaxies is 20 to 40 times the size of the galaxy. Light redshift due to Einstein's Gravitational Redshift further increases by a ratio of 1 over 40 times the distance that the light travels (up to 10^25 meters). Hubble's Universe is not expanding....and perhaps static or even still contracting together due to gravity. -------- Part 3: The galaxy's are likely independent solely due to each galaxy's moment of force and moment of inertia. 2010: Guskz is 21st century's Einstein.
From: guskz on 5 Jun 2010 12:41
On Jun 5, 4:00 am, "Inertial" <relativ...(a)rest.com> wrote: > <gu...(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message > > news:558725f7-cc29-4d02-962e-f2d3f977e2dd(a)t10g2000yqg.googlegroups.com... > > > 1000 tries to pick 1 card out of 10 new cards. The success usually > > averages to 1 out of 10. > > > Scientists say that the average matter density (gas) between galaxies > > is 10^-10 meter per meter, meaning 1 atom per meter. The most distant > > stars are up to 10^25 meters away. > > Density is mass per volume, not linear. .. not meter per meter > > > 10^-10/10^25 = 10^15 chance of light colliding or interacting with > > matter. > > You don't know how to divide > WRONG. Not in terms of light's trajectory. 1 black square in an area of 8 by 8 squares. A light beam's odds (= 1 entire column or row) of encountering that red square is 1 in 8 and not 1 in 64 (area). |