Harry,
Are you familiar with the "big bounce" arguments?
https://www.bbc.com/future/article/20200117-what-if-the-universe-has-no-end
This emerging hypothesis seems to address some of the problems with Hoyle, Gold
etc. which seem to falter due to CMB uniformity - and possibly represents the
best
The link to the report about Houle includes:
n 1953 Hoyle's investigations of how stars generate heavy elements led him to
predict the existence of a previously unknown state of the isotope carbon 12.
I assume the writer and Houle meant an isomeric state os C-12. Zny
such states were
Yes.
But I am beginning to doubt the supposed solid proof that the universe is
really expanding.
Even Hoyle believed the expansion to be an essential feature of the
universe.
This 2015 summary of seven tests of cosmological expansion is hardly
ringing endorsement.
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