Very nice work. Questions about time affecting the various fundamental constants have been around for a long time. As each one is nailed down, we can get more assurance that what we see locally is representative of what we see distantly.
Very nice work. Questions about time affecting the various fundamental constants have been around for a long time. As each one is nailed down, we can get more assurance that what we see locally is representative of what we see distantly.
Unfortunately there are some who will refuse to believe that in this one universe, there must be this one reality, governed by one set of physics.
They will argue endlessly that what we see over there is different than that which we see here, merely because it's there and not here.
Such an observation rather supports the steady-state universe model, than this expanding one.
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Dec 13, 2012