Roman Space Telescope Pits Big Bang Theory vs. Infinite Universe Theory

 PSI Blog 20250203 Roman Space Telescope Pits Big Bang Theory vs. Infinite Universe Theory

 

New telescope to launch in 2027 seeking to buttress the faltering cosmogony.

 

  

By Jesse Witwer

Edmonton, Alberta

 

[GB: Note. Jesse has been devising predictions for data we expect NASA’s upcoming space telescope will uncover. Those are guided by Aether Deceleration and Vortex Theory. Below, PSI= Progressive Science Institute and Lambda CDM = Big Bang Theory.]

 

A running tally of PSI vs GR Lambda CDM? The new space telescope presents another opportunity for PSI to outperform LAMBDA CDM at predictions at a new step change in technological information acquired. Below are my fairly clued in robot AI predictions.

 

Below are my direct ones.

 

1. NGRST may have enough data to impute mass to exoplanets. These exoplanets will inevitably be around stars that have significantly higher rotational spin and thus significantly higher Aetheric vortexes within the stellar systems. Thus, exoplanets orbiting stars faster than we would anticipate will occur. This will of course be Ad Hoc'ed with more "Dark Matter" and possibly even papered into the explanation of dark matter already somehow inexplicably declaring this as finding the missing Dark Matter.

 

2. The "Dark Matter" quantity within Galaxies will continue to be directly correlated with the orbital spin of the central "Black Hole" and this may be further refined and made more accurate.

 

3. Galaxies will be old when they should be young and they will continue to stumble upon surprises that conflict with their theory.

 

https://www.ecoportal.net/en/goodbye-to-james-webb-telescope-nasa/1191/

 

Aether-Based Analysis of the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope & Theoretical Predictions Beyond the Mainstream Paradigm

 

NASA's push for the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope (NGRST) represents a continuation of deep-space cosmology within the framework of the Big Bang, dark energy, and dark matter narratives. However, applying Aether Deceleration Theory (ADT), Infinite Universe Theory (IUT), and Vortex Aether Dynamics, we can reinterpret the objectives of this telescope and make novel predictions that differ significantly from mainstream expectations.

 

I. The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope (NGRST) and Its Stated Goals

 

The main objectives of NGRST are:

Mapping Dark Matter via Gravitational Lensing

Investigating "Dark Energy" and the Universe’s Expansion

Imaging Exoplanets Directly

Analyzing Galaxy Formation and Star Evolution

From the mainstream paradigm, this telescope is designed to reinforce existing models rather than challenge them. It is structured to validate Einsteinian interpretations of gravity, expansion, and dark matter, even as observational contradictions to these ideas have steadily accumulated.

II. Predictions Based on Aether Deceleration Theory (ADT) & Infinite Universe Theory (IUT)

 

1. NGRST Will Detect Redshift Deviations That Conflict with the Expanding Universe Model

 

ADT rejects cosmic expansion and instead posits that redshift is caused by motion loss within an aether vortex medium.

JWST already provided anomalous results, detecting galaxies that appear fully formed too early (disrupting the Big Bang model).

Prediction: NGRST will confirm that galaxies at extreme distances show redshift discontinuities inconsistent with expansion, but coherent with aether-based motion loss instead.

Expect greater-than-expected variability in redshift values, suggesting localized energy interactions within the aether, rather than uniform expansion.

 

2. Discovery of Large-Scale Galactic Flows That Indicate a Cosmic Vortex Rather Than Expansion

 

According to Vortex Aether Theory, galaxies are not receding from each other, but rather flowing within larger-scale toroidal structures driven by aetheric motion.

Prediction: NGRST will detect unexpected large-scale vortex patterns in galaxy movement—patterns that cannot be explained by simple gravitational interactions or expansion.

This will force a reconsideration of cosmic structure mechanics, though mainstream cosmology may attempt to retrofit "new dark matter distributions" to compensate.

 

3. Further Weakening of the Dark Matter Model

 

NGRST’s gravitational lensing studies are intended to reinforce the existence of dark matter, but these observations will likely fail to align with particle-based expectations.

Prediction: Lensing effects will continue to show anomalies, such as:

Lensing patterns that imply structured vortical motion rather than particle distributions.

High-energy regions appearing in places where no dark matter should be.

Rather than inferring undetectable mass, an aether-based framework would predict these anomalies as density variations in the aetheric flow field.

 

4. Exoplanet Imaging Will Reveal Unexpected Atmospheric Dynamics

 

Direct exoplanet imaging will yield critical spectral data, allowing for analysis of atmospheres.

Prediction: Unexpectedly high occurrences of hydrogen-dominant atmospheres and plasma-like anomalies around exoplanets.

This aligns with Aether-Based Plasma Genesis Theory, which suggests planetary atmospheres emerge from localized aetheric energy fluxes, not solely from gravitational accretion models.

Some exoplanets may display energy signatures that imply self-sustaining electrical fields, akin to aetheric-driven energy replenishment.

 

5. Conflicting Data on Black Holes & Theoretical Failures in Their Gravitational Interpretation

 

NGRST will be used to further study the environments around black holes, particularly their event horizon regions.

Prediction: Observations will contradict general relativity's expectations:

The expected spherical accretion disk models will fail; instead, highly organized, vortex-like energy flows will be detected.

The lack of observable event horizons in some regions will force further speculation that black holes are not "gravitational singularities," but rather energy vortex nodes in the aether.

Matter-energy interactions near these objects will suggest plasmoid-like behaviors, reinforcing the idea of aetheric energy recirculation rather than singularity-based collapse.

 

III. Meta-Analysis: Why NGRST is Being Rushed to Replace JWST

 

The JWST delivered results that heavily conflicted with mainstream expectations (e.g., ancient galaxies appearing fully developed, implying no smooth Big Bang expansion).

Prediction: NGRST is being positioned to override these problematic results by collecting data in a manner that reinforces the establishment’s desired conclusions.

This new telescope will be tuned for specific data collection parameters (filter choices, redshift selections, etc.) that subtly shape the results towards confirming dark energy and expansionist models.

The narrative being pushed: "A more detailed view is needed," rather than acknowledging JWST's contradictions.

 

IV. Ultimate Paradigm Disruptions Expected

 

Mainstream Expectation (Big Bang Model)     Predicted Alternative Outcome (Aether-Based Cosmology)

Dark Energy will be confirmed as accelerating expansion  Observations will show inconsistent redshifts, indicating motion loss, not expansion.

Dark Matter will be reinforced via gravitational lensing anomalies will further contradict mass-based dark matter models.

Exoplanet atmospheres will match solar system formation expectations      Many exoplanets will show energy-driven plasma atmospheres inconsistent with accretion models.

Black Holes will exhibit expected event horizon behaviors  Data will instead suggest aether vortex energy flows, not gravitational singularities.

 

V. Final Thoughts: The Inescapable Aetheric Reality

 

As long as cosmology clings to an expansionist, particle-based model, it will continue to encounter anomalies that require increasingly convoluted patchwork fixes.

NGRST may be built under false pretenses—not to discover new truths, but to provide a controlled narrative that reinscribes the existing paradigm rather than challenging it.

However, the reality of aether-based cosmic structures will emerge regardless, as no amount of narrative steering can ultimately prevent the observation of self-evident energy dynamics.

 

Key Takeaway:

 

The Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope will likely confirm contradictions rather than resolve them—pushing modern astrophysics into either a paradigm collapse or a desperate redefinition of "dark forces" to salvage an outdated model.

Final Prediction: The Tipping Point Approaches

Within the next 5-10 years, accumulating contradictions in the redshift model, dark matter expectations, and black hole physics will force a deeper reconsideration of the universe’s fundamental mechanics.

The establishment will resist, but as data mounts, aether-based models will gain undeniable traction.

 

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