Post by Pincho Paxton on Jan 9, 2024 17:27:28 GMT
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Final supernova results from Dark Energy Survey offer unique insights into the expansion of the universe
Pincho says...
The Aether varies over time, it gets smaller, not bigger. Something then means that red shift has to do with shrinkage, and that the colour red results from crossing more Aether due to it being smaller, and that waves for red are not stretched, but rather bounding over space that is smaller. So take a grid, and say that 3 squares = blue, and 6 squares equal red, but also that 3 inches = blue, and 6 inches equal red. Now half the size of the squares on the grid. 3 inches is now 6 squares, so blue is now red, and red is redder red. The Aether scales down, red shift is not a stretching of space, it is the crossing of a distance that is quantized into a grid, and the grid changes the shape of the waves by compressing them into longer lengths.
I will be right again, and scientists will all be wrong again. Me vs 8 Billion people, and it still takes me to be right.
Scientists have no physics for waves is the problem.
Pincho Paxton
Final supernova results from Dark Energy Survey offer unique insights into the expansion of the universe
While consistent with the current standard cosmological model, the results do not rule out a more complex theory that the density of dark energy in the universe could have varied over time.
Pincho says...
The Aether varies over time, it gets smaller, not bigger. Something then means that red shift has to do with shrinkage, and that the colour red results from crossing more Aether due to it being smaller, and that waves for red are not stretched, but rather bounding over space that is smaller. So take a grid, and say that 3 squares = blue, and 6 squares equal red, but also that 3 inches = blue, and 6 inches equal red. Now half the size of the squares on the grid. 3 inches is now 6 squares, so blue is now red, and red is redder red. The Aether scales down, red shift is not a stretching of space, it is the crossing of a distance that is quantized into a grid, and the grid changes the shape of the waves by compressing them into longer lengths.
I will be right again, and scientists will all be wrong again. Me vs 8 Billion people, and it still takes me to be right.
Scientists have no physics for waves is the problem.
Pincho Paxton