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

On 04/20/2025 08:13 PM, rhertz wrote:

There goes the Big Bang theory.
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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.
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Bye bye all the relativity crap, black holes, etc.
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https://techoreon.com/universe-rotation-theory-hubble-tension-500-billion-years-explained/
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Here is a discussion thread on Reddit/Physics:
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https://www.reddit.com/r/Physics/comments/1k3sjec/scientists_say_the_universe_might_be_rotating/
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The theory explain some mysteries unsolved until now, like the
particular rotation of most observable galaxies and relies on momentum
conservation.

Just trades dark matter for dark energy, or makes a giant suck.
(Another, larger, violation of conservation.)
A bunch of these theories have been popping up since the
"wobbly" bit, what was that, six months ago, pretty much
trading dark matter for dark energy.
"Expansion and Inflation and Dark Energy and Redshift-Bias-Removal",
look here and see that paint-canned.
Babbling Idiots - not that there's necessarily anything wrong with that