TNCR wrote:    https://www.ias.ac.in/article/fulltext/reso/028/01/0117-0126
1   Genetic diversity as spoken through Darwin had a lot to discuss about.
DNA is a factor 23 elements contributing to billions of architectures.
The theory of all came from something from a singularity in 13.5 billion
years of evolution AND 5 MILLION YEARS OF HUMAN AGE IS INCOMPREHENSIBLE.
8000 neanderthal samples and 2 factor od DNA , from various aged fossils ,
may create a story cognitively; but whether it is so is a question
remaining unanswered; there is a smoke on the hill, therefore it is there
some fire is a good logic; (Adi Shankara) ; but my grandson asked suppose
there were fog or dust then also the perception ,might show the smoke. So
Science having floated a constitution cannot say anything ,other than ,
what is reasonable, as a child tells a story. It is good to hear.  But
where some forefathers spoke similar situations differently, who existed
long before, closer to evolutionary factors existed then, CANNOT BE
UNDERMINED NOT AS SCIENCE, JUST BECAUSE, THE MODERN THINK THEY WERE
UNCIVILISED AND WE ARE THE ONES.
2     This is also Modern truth today seen:"*Does the Universe expand
faster than light?*

Does the Universe's expansion violate Albert Einstein’s theory of
relativity, which says that the speed of light is an absolute limit?

Our Universe is huge. In each and every direction on the sky, powerful
telescopes observe galaxies
<https://www.skyatnightmagazine.com/space-science/a-guide-to-galaxies/> whose
light took more than 10 billion years to arrive at Earth.

But wait – if we receive such ancient light from two opposite directions,
and if the Big Bang
<https://www.skyatnightmagazine.com/space-science/questions-about-big-bang/>
happened
‘just’ 13.8 billion years ago, does that mean that the Universe is
expanding faster than light?

And wouldn’t that violate Albert Einstein’s theory of relativity, which
says that the speed of light
<https://www.skyatnightmagazine.com/space-science/speed-of-light/> is an
absolute limit?

The answer may surprise you. But first, we need to take a closer look at
the expansion of the Universe.

We know that the Universe is expanding because galaxies appear to speed
away from each other – their mutual distances are continuously increasing.
We can observe this through the phenomena known as redshift
<https://www.skyatnightmagazine.com/space-science/redshift/>.

But cosmic expansion shouldn’t be pictured as galaxies racing through empty
space at incredibly high velocities.

Instead, it is empty space itself that expands, pushing the galaxies ever
further away from each other.

A useful comparison to help you imagine this scenario is to think about how
a loaf of raisin bread rises in an oven.

Although individual raisins don’t travel around through the dough, they
nevertheless end up further away from each other as the dough expands
during the baking process.

You get the picture: the dough is empty space; the raisins are the galaxies.

Even if galaxies don’t move around at all, their mutual distances will grow
because of the expansion of space.

Nearby galaxies appear to recede at a slower pace than more distant ones.
In other words, cosmic expansion doesn’t have one single velocity.

If you really want to express it in kilometres per second, you need to know
what distance you are referring to.

It’s much more useful to quantify the expansion velocity of the Universe as
a relative growth rate.

It turns out that space is expanding pretty slowly: at present, cosmic
distances increase by just 0.007% in one million years.

Does the Universe expand faster than light? Well, that depends on the scale
you’re looking at.

Suppose two galaxies in opposite directions on the sky are 20 billion
lightyears apart.

At the current growth rate of the Universe, their distance will increase by
0.007% (corresponding to 1.4 million lightyears) in one million years,
which is clearly faster than light.

This rate has changed a bit over the lifetime of the Universe.

So, yes, for really large distances you could say that the Universe is
expanding faster than light.

But Einstein wouldn’t mind. His cosmic speed limit only refers to the
motion of physical objects through space, from one point in the Universe to
some other point.

So in general, the expansion of space has nothing to do with moving
objects, and is in no way limited by the velocity of light.

 3         Last 4 lines will show that modern science lso calls the theory
of Einstein incorrect.  Space is not limited to one milky way known to us.
Many in hide-vision, may lengthen, the Pancha bhuta gae by 550 Trillion
years ultimately from 13.5 billion one day. Then the old version would be
recognised as science. The Aryan theory was floated by scientists only to
convince the african migrations, set with DNA samples , to tag the whole
earth; but europe  cannot find the best DNA african match; even in matching
of the DNAs, all 23 elements are not Parallel, but only a single, 2 or 3
elements, which finds a similar places in other fossils of the distance
Kenya or Australia. But the Chinese sample is different. Aryan theory was
proved wrong and the world had to accept it. And as per para 2 if the
multiverses co-exited and still there is space to expand without clashes,
we are looking through the Hubble spending billions , only our next door
and getting a theory applying as if the truth, for a trillion years!!. When
someone does not eat my masala dosa why would I have to eat his pizza  is
my humble question.?. KR IRS 26123

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