Impossible, linear expansion of "empty universe"

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hedgehug said:
Since in your dictionary ##\tau## is both Milne's and FLRW's time coordinate, and in mine its only Milne's
Your "dictionary" is wrong. As I've already pointed out, post #16 makes it clear that the Milne metric in Milne coordinates is in the FLRW form, and the quoted passage says so explicitly.

I am closing this thread because you continue to repeat wrong statements even after you have been shown exactly how they are wrong.
 
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