Recent content by Jacob Mybiz

I agree but that's a pretty thorough meta analysis it's been awhile since I read the article but as I recall the primary issue is confirmation bias not in assumptions but reflected in the data. They don't have sufficient variability over a large sample size. The logical conclusion being the data...

Completely agree, although I think that abbreviation of The Observable Universe or Universe as we know it to the Universe is the primary issue. What modern cosmologists think compared to what the prevailing views were when much of this terminology became standard is in my mind a crucial...

I think you state that quite eloquently and I agree that Cosmologists are aware of the limitations of the predective capability of their research. My essential point, we can't in fact refer according to essentially all theories of the early universe, the superdense state which existed...

This is the most thorough review of this issue I am aware of http://theconversation.com/cosmology-is-in-crisis-but-not-for-the-reason-you-may-think-52349.

I began seriously studying cosmology in the early 90s and your question relates very much to the then popular debate between endless expansion and eventual death(in the sense of star formation and visible cosmology) of the universe versus the Big Crunch theory(Essentially that our universe has...