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Expansion and Inflation and Dark Energy and Redshift Bias RemovalRight, so before Olber it was already understood that light doesn't go
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If you've been following along, for about a hundred and
more years since Hubble there was observed a sort of
red-shift bias, meaning distant galaxies appear to
demonstrate a red-shift which according to Doppler
means they recede, and that given the theory of
stellar formation and pulsation, and the theory of
hydrogen lines and standard candles, then it was
really well figured out and quite tuned the theory,
to arrive at estimates like the age of the universe,
from taking averages and extrapolating backwards,
and the Expansionary making for the Inflationary
and making a very sensible theory called Big Bang.
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So, over time, then science found that there wasn't
enough energy to explain all the receding. Much like
science couldn't explain why galaxies like free-rotating
platters weren't flying apart and thus had to add
Dark Matter or not luminous matter to explain how
gravity, which also isn't really a theory in those days,
then for energy there's Dark Energy, enough to
explain why things appear to be falling apart in
the large, while holding together in the close.
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Over time, then these non-scientific non-explanations,
mute matter say or false energy, well they started to
grow more and more, until at some point it was
reached "out non-scientific non-explanations now
dominate the theory so obviously our theory is wrong".
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That is to say, ever since Dark Matter and Dark Energy
were in the theory, it's _not_ the theory, of that without.
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Now, when talking about Dark Matter and Dark Energy,
it's not to be read as about ethnicity, while of course
human beings have ethnicities and that, just saying,
when we say Dark Matter and Dark Energy, it's exactly
the non-luminous, so un-detectable, matter, and,
energy with same idea, non-observable non-scientific.
So, that's just saying that the reasons why theory
want to explain Dark Matter and Dark Energy as
having reasons why their role in the theory is
according to something else in the theory,
is like so.
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So, red-shift bias is the idea "well what if all along
the measurements get a red-shift _bias_ and we
thought it was plain straight Doppler yet really
it's something else", about Dark Energy. (Then,
for Dark Matter it's actually a matter of mechanics,
and so free rotating frames explain via a true
centrifugal why it's to be explained what makes
the role of Dark Matter in theories that are
otherwise quite thoroughly broken because
they don't have any way to say what it is.) So,
the Dark Energy, then, if red-shift bias is explainable
because it's more about "Fresnel and large lensing"
and not about ideas like "tired light" or "lumpy space-time",
or these other strange and sometimes bizaare
non-scientific non-explanations, where red-shift
bias is explainable, and removable, then: the
premier theories of the day can be much better.
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So, since 2MASS, and, the discovery of LaniaKea,
and, particularly since JWST, and soon with the
Nancy Roman if that makes it, all these latest
additions to the sky survey, also have in other
spectra, _much, much, much_ less red-shift bias,
what was 99/1 is now 51/49. Then this makes all
the Lambda CDM and particular Expansion and
Inflation quite lose most their justification, except
as a tuning problem according to measurements
and extrapolations tuning and fitting the data
an exercise in scientific modeling that the new
data has paint-canned and round-filed.
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Well, have a great day, just letting you know that
fall-gravity explain Dark Matter and red-shift-bias-removal
explains Dark Energy: away.
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Of course, both Big Bang and Steady State hypotheses
either can be made fit the data as neither are falsifiable.
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Mathematics _owes_ physics more and better
mathematics of infinity, and continuity.
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