Re: Scientists Say the Universe Might Be Rotating Every 500 Billion Years

There goes the Big Bang theory.
 This was published in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical
Society, presents a theoretical model in which the universe completes a
rotation every 500 billion years. It contradicts the assumed age is 13.8
billion years.
 Bye bye all the relativity crap, black holes, etc.
  https://techoreon.com/universe-rotation-theory-hubble-tension-500-billion-years-explained/
  Here is a discussion thread on Reddit/Physics:
  https://www.reddit.com/r/Physics/comments/1k3sjec/scientists_say_the_universe_might_be_rotating/
  The theory explain some mysteries unsolved until now, like the
particular rotation of most observable galaxies and relies on momentum
conservation.