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Different cosmological models of the Universe are based on different interpretations of the red-shift phenomenon, which is observed when astronomers study the spectra of distant galaxies and quasars.  This paper considers a cosmological model based on variable light velocity caused by vacuum permittivity and permeability dependent on time.  This model offers novel explanations not only for the red-shifts, but also for several other observed features of reality.[[Category:Scientific Paper]]
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Different cosmological models of the Universe are based on different interpretations of the red-shift phenomenon, which is observed when astronomers study the spectra of distant galaxies and quasars.  This paper considers a cosmological model based on variable light velocity caused by vacuum permittivity and permeability dependent on time.  This model offers novel explanations not only for the red-shifts, but also for several other observed features of reality.
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[[Category:Scientific Paper|time evolution vacuum parameters basis cosmological model]]

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Scientific Paper
Title Time Evolution of Vacuum Parameters as the Basis for a Cosmological Model
Author(s) Eugene I Shtyrkov
Keywords {{{keywords}}}
Published 1997
Journal Galilean Electrodynamics
Volume 8
Number 3
Pages 57-59

Abstract

Different cosmological models of the Universe are based on different interpretations of the red-shift phenomenon, which is observed when astronomers study the spectra of distant galaxies and quasars. This paper considers a cosmological model based on variable light velocity caused by vacuum permittivity and permeability dependent on time. This model offers novel explanations not only for the red-shifts, but also for several other observed features of reality.