Re: M Physics 21: *** The 'M' Stretch of Cosmic Space ***

Posted by rtharbaugh on June 12, 2003 at 14:54:50:

In Reply to: M Physics 21: *** The 'M' Stretch of Cosmic Space *** posted by kx21 on June 11, 2003 at 18:00:02:

Kx21 and All

Yes, this is the Hubble expansion, similar to but not the same as the expansion due to gravity. In the gravitational expansion model, the raisins would expand also. The expansion rate of the raisins must be a little more than the expansion rate of the universe. However, there is a further breakdown in the analogy, and the interplay of all four "forces" must be accounted for in the expansion model.

Trying to fit all this together from the top down results in all sorts of misconceptions and illusary contradictions. We must try to evolve the Hubble expansion as an expression of the four "forces", not the other way around.

Thanks,

RTH

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