PSI Blog 20260511 Infinite Universe Picture
Missing imaginary
expansion.
Large Scale Structure of the Universe
Image Credit: Claire Lamman/DESI collaboration
This by Cecilia
Chirenti (NASA GSFC, UMCP, CRESST II):
“Explanation: This is a map of the universe. The Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument (DESI) at Kitt Peak National Observatory, Arizona, has finished
its five-year
survey. It observed more than 47 million galaxies and quasars and created
a 3D map centered
on the Earth. Today's featured image shows
a thin slice of these data: the black gaps indicate where our Galaxy obscures
distant objects. The feathery web in the inset shows the large scale structure of
the universe. Light of the most distant galaxies shown here travelled for 11
billion years to reach the Earth. Galaxies cluster throughout cosmic history under
the competing influences of gravity and dark energy, responsible for
the accelerated
expansion of the universe. Analysis of early
DESI results hinted at the possibility that dark energy, described as
a cosmological constant by Albert
Einstein, may not be constant after all. But we still have to wait for the
analysis of the now complete dataset. The nature of dark energy is the
biggest mystery of
cosmology.”
[GB: This is a nice rendition
of NASA’s regressive opinion of what this study means. Note there is no evident
expansion, which is a trope based on an erroneous interpretation of the cosmological
redshift. Also, the “Dark Energy” supposedly responsible for the imagined
expansion does not exist. Energy is a calculation. Equations for it must always
include a term for matter as in E=mc2.
Dark energy in this
context is matterless motion, which is impossible. That belief is based on the
Fourth Assumption of Religion, separability (Motion can occur without matter and matter can exist
without motion). The correct fundamental assumption is the Fourth Assumption of
Science, inseparability (Just as there is no motion without matter, so
there is no matter without motion).
Note also that the
47 million galaxies shown here are less than 1% of those estimated in other studies. Still think the universe is finite?]
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