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Article #535Re: No big crunch?
From: oxide owner
Date: Thu, 05 Nov 1992 03:42
Date: Thu, 05 Nov 1992 03:42
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look dale. no one is claiming a dark matter universe is the solution. one does claim that it is, at present, the best available explanation. cosmology and galaxy formation is very speculative at this point in human endeavor, unlike the study of fluid flows tied to terrestrial applications. self consistency with known physics *is* important, if for the very fact that cosmological theories that violate or are inconsistent with known physics are most certainly ruled out. your skepticism of modern paradigm is healthy, but your insistence of abian-like pixie's as a cosmological theory for galaxy formation is very unbecoming of your rather colorful sci.physics personality. fxt
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