Is Cosmos Homogeneous, Isotropic ???

[Antonio Lao]

Is the universe really homogeneous and isotropic? The answer is hidden within the structure of spacetime.

[geistkiesel]

David Koo and TJ Broadhurst mapped a number of super galaxy clusters and found broad bands of clusters in long strips separated by huge voids evenly spaced some 600 million light years across. Some calculations indicate the formation of these bands would require 150 billion years + to form. In any event the evidence they presented indicates anything but an isotropic universe.

[Antonio Lao]

Thanks, geistkiesel.

I hope to use this evidence to partly support what I am theorizing for the local structure of spacetime.

[setAI]

take a look: http://www.anzwers.org/free/universe/universe.gif

negative image of cellular isotropy: http://www.anzwers.org/free/universe/wunivers.gif

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[Antonio Lao]

setAI,

I can't link any of these images.

[setAI]

setAI,

I can't link any of these images.


I've noticed that these don't link correctly in some browsers- but if you right-click and copy shortcut- then paste the shortcut in a new window- they should work-

[Antonio Lao]

setAI,

I can link by going outside of the forum. Is this image showing the visible universe centered at the Virgo supercluster? The distribution seems uniform globally but not locally. What's the interpretation by cosmologists?

[setAI]

those images came from the Atlas of the Universe site [ http://www.anzwers.org/free/universe/index.html ]- based from all the best astronomy data- closer in you would see the cellular voids surrounded by sheets and filaments of galaxies http://www.anzwers.org/free/universe/supercls.gif you can really see the exact cellular/foamy/spongey/bubbly structure in the 2d red-shift survey http://magnum.anu.edu.au/~TDFgg/Public/Pics/2dFzcone.jpg

apperently the universe is just an extra foamy bubblebath :biggrin:

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[Antonio Lao]

setAI,

Thanks again for these breathtaking plots of galaxies. I think it is quite obvious how the universe looks all the way to 14 billions years.