John Peacock - The Future of Cosmology

The Big Bang is illogical unnecessary and unscientific. They have to invoke imaginary dark matter dark energy and unverified inflaton. The truth of the matter is that the distant galaxies are not expanding away from us. An infinitely expanding universe is utterly nonsensical. It’s the distance between galaxies that is expanded (not “expanding”) from the effect of general relativity from the lack of matter and mass between us and distant objects.

Dark energy isn’t needed to explain the red shift because the lack of matter in outer space explains the expansion of distance between the enormous gravitational wells of very large masses of super massive black holes.

Time also speeds up where there is less matter so there is no need for dark matter to explain the faster movement of the outer spiral arms of galaxies or plasma jets or light echoes.

The problem is that they are not taking into account simple general relativity. They aren’t considering the variable rate of time and the differing measures of distance due to the amount of matter in the vicinity.

Einstein burned into peoples minds that the speed of light doesn’t change. The units of measurement to measure the speed of light do change over large distances and galaxies cover large distances. That means that the speed of light does change over large distances as observed by us.

The speed of light doesn’t actually change. The rate of time changes and the measure of distance changes… which effectively changes the speed of light as we observe it over great distances.

Time runs faster in outer space where there is no matter and much less gravity. This is the reason the outer spiral arms of the galaxies move much faster than expected. It’s because events take place at a faster rate the less mass and gravity there is.

Events happen faster and distance is expanded in outer space (not expanding) the farther away from the gravitational well it is. Plasma jets do not stream out seven times the speed of light since the distance is expanded away from gravity wells. If the distance within a galaxy affects the rate of time and the measure distance that much, just think what happens to time and distance in deep outer space where there is no matter in our line of sight! The distances between us and other galaxies that we see are very extreme!

Time doesn’t run at the same rate everywhere in the universe. Time runs faster in outer space. It just dawned on me the other day that a thousand years and a single day happen at the same time in different places throughout the universe. It's simple (observed) general relativity. Time slows down and distance is contracted because of gravity where there is massive amounts of matter. Conversely, time speeds up and distance is greatly expanded where there is no matter in vast expanses of outer space.

This eliminates the need for dark matter since time is sped up in the outer spiral arms of a galaxy where there is not nearly as much matter. It eliminates the need for dark energy in outer space where distance is expanded where there is no matter.

So the result of general relativity is that billions of years pass by in outer space (13 some billion years) at the same time as thousands of years pass by where we are inside of the Milky Way galaxy. ...!

Billion of years and mere thousands of years are the same thing at the same time in deep outer space and where we are, according to physics and according to relativity. There are no instruments in deep outer space to compare the measure of distance or the rate of time with where we are. We do know time stops in a singularity and there’s also no distance. It’s gravity that causes space time.

In review, time slows down where we are. Time speeds up with less gravity so the outer spiral arms of galaxies move faster. There is no need for dark matter.

Distance increases where there is no matter in outer space. There is no need for dark energy to expand space since the expansion of space is from not having any matter far away from the galaxies.

Deep time (billions of years) and thousands of years exist simultaneously in this universe where there is no single rate of time or measure of distance!

Just think what could be the reality when the photons register with our eyes or our cameras/detectors and there is a collapse of the wave function as seen or detected by us within our dilated time and distance. (Our rate of time is not the universal rate of time, especially for photons.)

Conclusion: The time it took for Creation and since Creation in the Bible is absolutely true! Time itself is a (real) fabrication.

Only your Creator can perfectly cover for you Himself and remake you again from the inside out by the power of His true word as no one else ever can since all of your mistakes are on and against your Maker.

Excellent conversation. As always.

Guys are so ridiculus. NEVER Science though fundamental phich show how predict the future because future are unpredicted. RIGHT NOW predict future tomorrow are abstraction of reality with baseless concern .

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Kind of pretentious to think most of all knowledge has been discovered. Every generation feels that way. I think we don’t know the half of whats to come….

sounds cool. but i dont think weve skimmed the surface of truth.

We thought we knew but now they've reopened debate on time.
Not focusing on the universe's expansion or measurement crisis is extremely disappointing cause it influences all fields of study and our understanding of time to half life decay .
It's all a waste chasing eco planets that only create debate

All stories are true

Not sure we need billions and billions for Cern on steroids... is that the right direction? Maybe a total rethink about how we look for things is what's needed? Especially in the scieny and mathy community folks seem to really gravitate towards the more complexity and expense the better the outcome or the more likelihood of finding that spark.... a thousand or maybe 30 or a hundred years from now they may be laughing at how much money was waisted on being determined to find things a certain way. Is it possible we are nearer to a break through then we think, if we step back and re-evaluate every aspect of the how and why we do things? Cannot cou t the times I dealt with Foreign Expert PhDs (and numerous, very numerous others) about so called "intractable" problems only to find simple solutions for a fraction of the cost.... 99% of the time just by talking to people outside the traditional boxes. Humans tend towards the complex, especially in a University environment... tenure and all that and every collection of human anything tends straight towards group-think. Is Dark Matter a huge key to something or some things, sure feels like it. And there are, I'm sure, either folks now or coming up that can pull a Wright Brothers act on us all and a few Yeats, years later we have planes everywhere. Short of self-destructive behaviors, technology moves forward exponentially... yet everything for awhile has been improvements on what's already here, a leap is necessary and feels like we're against a brick wall, but a leap over or way around feels nearer than it has in awhile.... hopefully so, would love to see it.

Lots of what can be discovered, looking at the big picture, is discovered with only leftovers for current and next generations of cosmologists. One needs to understand that promissing new stuff over and over again with very little results eventually will lead to backlash and defunding of science.

I am 70 years old and trained as an engineer at a Top school... with every passing year I am coming to the realization that we KNOW NOTHING WITH CERTAINTY while we loosely toss around the word "INFINITY"... To paraphrase Schopenhauer i have come to believe that we are all indeed characters in a single "person's" dream... and that the characters dream too...and that this cycle goes on ETERNALLY..

Our knowledge will even explode further when we learn to work with the non-physical stuffs

We don’t know what we don’t know. The future is predicted
by projecting advancements in present technology. In the 1950’s the future was flying cars, the internet and the iphone weren’t even imagined, and I think that’s what will play out in our future.
Perhaps a breakthrough in consciousness or accessing other dimensions.

are exoplanets part of cosmology?

Actually, John Peacock, there's a fair amount of evidence to suggest that "the cavemen" knew quite a bit more about the universe than you did 30 years ago. I imagine that you will probably live long enough to find out that a good deal of what you think you know now will turn out to be incorrect (of course most physicists will refuse to admit that it is even a possibility until after it happens because they're pretty sure that humans have figured everything out in only a couple hundred years of doing really amazing science).

I don't think I can agree with this assessment that we have reached a "plateau of knowledge". Sure, we know a lot, but we do not have any idea of what is the core of the measurement problem in Quantum Mechanics, we are unable to reconcile it with Relativity, we don't know what happened "before the Big Bang" etc etc. Like always, some crazy experimental observation will happen that will cause all the geniuses to write more theories. I am optimistic that there is more to be found.

The amount we don't know will always be infinite

Precision cosmology will likely reveal that what we know about the universe is wrong. Cosmology will be a very different field in 20 years.

Hambug !

how are the motions of stars as spiral arms in galaxies, and motions of galaxies in clusters being researched?