Re: Expansion

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From: Marc Paul Jozef
Date: Thu, 01 Oct 1992 04:04

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Dave's question touches one of the most puzzling
problems in cosmology. Measurements of the relation
optical size-redshift of distant galaxies indicate that,
if the standard global model is correct,
galaxies have *grown* in size over the years.

According to Sandage (1988 or 1990), this observation
raises the most serious doubt to date about the
standard-model.
Curiously, the data are consistent with the static
universe of the tired-light theories. (see sandage)

marc.

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