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While we base all our discussions on the sole assumption that Cosmic Radiation only come from Big Bang, we may look at the assumption that Cosmic Radiation comes from any position and any time in the large scale universe. Before we explore the new assumption we should wait for Gravity Probe B...

Let us focus on the problem of `stretch-out`! According to your report, the stretch-out depends only on redshift. If it were due to cosmological expansion, the factor of the stretch-out would depend on the temporal interval between two supernovae events at the SAME LOCATION. We would expect...

According to General Relativity, every where and each time the physics is the same. Therefore the event at factor 2 is the same event that would happen in Milky Way. The two-todays or two-hours spanned short-period events can be affected by large-scale cosmological expansion? It is hard to...

What does `stretch-out` mean scientificly? What does it mean that lightcurves are stretched out? Please explain it scientificly!

Hi, Garth, You made a second mistake! Instead of removal, my paper stands there sound on Arxiv. I studied the origin of your mistake. If not true, please forgive me. You posted my paper directed to 5th version as http://arxiv.org/PS_cache/astro-ph/pdf/0604/0604084v5.pdf Such kind of...

Geodetic result in December update On the right collumn of the December update there is a graph showing Einstein expectation: -6571 +- 1* 4-gyro result (1 sigma) for 85 days (12 Dec 04 -- 4 Mar 05) -6632 +- 43

GPB Decembe 2007 update! GPB final result, 6 more months, no kidding!

Depends This is a basic question so basic that the basic interpretation of GR would have to be changed and those theories like BB would fail. The existence of time is the sole requirement of the assumption that spacetime is really a curved matter. Gauss studied curved surface, very...