Uploaded August 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
The standard cosmological model’s assumptions of uniform flat spacetime and
constant light-travel metrics lack empirical basis, leading to erroneous distance estimates (e.g., 26,000 light-years to Sagittarius A* and 13.8 billion light-years to
distant galaxies). We propose that spacetime requires matter, mass, and gravity.
In interstellar and intergalactic voids, time accelerates and distances expand, enabling light from redshift-limited points—where light becomes too redshifted to
observe, both toward Sagittarius A* and distant galaxies—to reach Earth in under 6,000–7,000 years of proper time while maintaining c. These points, despite
vastly different standard distances, are equivalently affected by void-dominated
spacetime. This explains superluminal motions (up to 20c), spiral arm dynamics, and JWST redshift anomalies. Like Earth appearing flat locally but round
globally, gravitational effects dominate on cosmic scales. Earth’s position near the
Milky Way’s edge supports a universe age under 7,000 years, refuting the standard
model’s baseless assertions.
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The standard cosmological model’s assumptions of uniform flat spacetime and
constant light-travel metrics lack empirical basis, leading to erroneous distance estimates (e.g., 26,000 light-years to Sagittarius A* and 13.8 billion light-years to
distant galaxies). We propose that spacetime requires matter, mass, and gravity.
In interstellar and intergalactic voids, time accelerates and distances expand, enabling light from redshift-limited points—where light becomes too redshifted to
observe, both toward Sagittarius A* and distant galaxies—to reach Earth in under 6,000–7,000 years of proper time while maintaining c. These points, despite
vastly different standard distances, are equivalently affected by void-dominated
spacetime. This explains superluminal motions (up to 20c), spiral arm dynamics, and JWST redshift anomalies. Like Earth appearing flat locally but round
globally, gravitational effects dominate on cosmic scales. Earth’s position near the
Milky Way’s edge supports a universe age under 7,000 years, refuting the standard
model’s baseless assertions.
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