Dr. Paul Marmet: The Universe is Flat & No Time Dilation

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Start date Jul 7, 2003
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Dr. Paul Marmet asserts that the universe is flat, rejecting the concepts of space contraction and time dilation. His claims challenge established theories in physics, suggesting that traditional understandings of the universe may need reevaluation. Marmet provides links to supporting documents that argue against time dilation, reinforcing his position. The discussion reflects a definitive stance on these controversial topics, indicating a desire for clarity in the understanding of cosmology. Overall, the conversation emphasizes a significant departure from mainstream scientific views.

Jul 7, 2003

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in this link Dr paul marmet states-----
the universe is flat
there is no space contraction
there is no time dilation.
http://www.Newtonphysics.on.ca/faq/flat-universe.html
confirmation of non time dilation
http://renshaw.teleinc.com/papers/london1/london1.stmhttp://renshaw.teleinc.com/papers/london1/london1.stm

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Well, I'm glad we've got that settled!

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