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TitleTired Big Bang Model is a Start at Least
Author(s)Glenn Borchardt
Published inThe Scientific Worldview
Date2025-09-01
Subject areaPhysics
TopicsBig Bang, redshift, dark matter, aether
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"Tired Big Bang Model is a Start at Least" is an article by Glenn Borchardt published on 1 September 2025 on The Scientific Worldview.

Borchardt welcomes Rajendra Gupta's Astrophysical Journal paper putting the universe at 27 billion years rather than 13.8 as a move in the right direction while holding the right answer is infinite. He agrees with Gupta's dismissal of dark energy but not of dark matter, distinguishing two things carried under that name: the apologetic device of Big Bang cosmology, and the aetherosphere he holds surrounds all matter as aether particles decelerate on collision and produce gravitation.

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