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In the eighth episode of "JWST and the Big Bang Never Happened Debate" , LPPFusion Chief Scientist replies to New York Times Opinion piece, “The Story of Our Universe May Be Starting to Unravel” by Dr. Adam Frank and Dr. Marcelo Gleiser. What the authors don’t actually say is that there already is an alternative “story of the universe” that is being widely debated among researchers: the story of an evolving universe without a Big Bang or the expansion of space. It looks like Dr. Frank and Dr. Gleisel have put on their life jackets on board the sinking cosmic ship “Big Bang” but are not yet ready to enter the lifeboats. They should not hesitate further. A rescue ship - “No Big Bang” is standing close be at the ready. Time to get on board and chart a new course for the science of the cosmos.
Help fund this independent research! :
https://wefunder.com/lppfusion
This research is entirely funded by the public through our crowdfunding efforts. The knowledge of plasmas that we gain from studying the universe is helping to harness fusion energy here on earth in this decade. Help fund clean, cheap, safe and unlimited energy and get new knowledge of the cosmos at the same time! For only $200 you can help speed us to a fusion energy future. Fusion needs you!
Coming soon: As part of our contribution toward open debate around the key issues in cosmology, LPPFusion will be hosting two online Dialogs on the Big Bang Debate in October. On October 11 we will have Dr. Rajendra Gupta of the University of Ottawa talking with LPPFusion’s Lerner. Dr. Gupta made world-wide headlines on July when he proposed margin the non-expanding tired light hypothesis to explain the Hubble redshift relation with a slower expanding universe model that puts the Big Bang back to 26 billion years ago.
Join us: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMkdeyprTksE9aqtxcl-3ppzn70o7gQnyUR
On October 17, Lerner will talk with Dr. Francesco Sylos-Labini, Research Director at the Enrico Fermi Research Center (Rome, Italy). Dr. Sylos-Labini has been a leader in the mapping of large-scale structures in the universe. On the largest scales, these structures are too big to have formed in the time since the hypothetical Big Bang. There will be an open Q and A from the zoom chat at the end of each event. Details coming.
Jon us: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAucO6gqzoqH9GMjdE1O6A4MoYjnuwRqofc
In the eighth episode of "JWST and the Big Bang Never Happened Debate" , LPPFusion Chief Scientist replies to New York Times Opinion piece, “The Story of Our Universe May Be Starting to Unravel” by Dr. Adam Frank and Dr. Marcelo Gleiser. What the authors don’t actually say is that there already is an alternative “story of the universe” that is being widely debated among researchers: the story of an evolving universe without a Big Bang or the expansion of space. It looks like Dr. Frank and Dr. Gleisel have put on their life jackets on board the sinking cosmic ship “Big Bang” but are not yet ready to enter the lifeboats. They should not hesitate further. A rescue ship - “No Big Bang” is standing close be at the ready. Time to get on board and chart a new course for the science of the cosmos.
Help fund this independent research! :
https://wefunder.com/lppfusion
This research is entirely funded by the public through our crowdfunding efforts. The knowledge of plasmas that we gain from studying the universe is helping to harness fusion energy here on earth in this decade. Help fund clean, cheap, safe and unlimited energy and get new knowledge of the cosmos at the same time! For only $200 you can help speed us to a fusion energy future. Fusion needs you!
Coming soon: As part of our contribution toward open debate around the key issues in cosmology, LPPFusion will be hosting two online Dialogs on the Big Bang Debate in October. On October 11 we will have Dr. Rajendra Gupta of the University of Ottawa talking with LPPFusion’s Lerner. Dr. Gupta made world-wide headlines on July when he proposed margin the non-expanding tired light hypothesis to explain the Hubble redshift relation with a slower expanding universe model that puts the Big Bang back to 26 billion years ago.
Join us: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZMkdeyprTksE9aqtxcl-3ppzn70o7gQnyUR
On October 17, Lerner will talk with Dr. Francesco Sylos-Labini, Research Director at the Enrico Fermi Research Center (Rome, Italy). Dr. Sylos-Labini has been a leader in the mapping of large-scale structures in the universe. On the largest scales, these structures are too big to have formed in the time since the hypothetical Big Bang. There will be an open Q and A from the zoom chat at the end of each event. Details coming.
Jon us: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAucO6gqzoqH9GMjdE1O6A4MoYjnuwRqofc
