New model of expanding Universe
By Philip Ball. 2001
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- Editorial note to: Georges Lemaître, A homogeneous universe of constant mass and increasing radius accounting for the radial velocity of extra-galactic nebulae (2013, unknown): “This metric would be used twenty years later by the keenest adversaries of the theory of the expanding universe in the framework of “steady-state” models [9,10], and still later in the 1980’s to describe the hypothetical inflationary phase of the very early universe, see e.”
- A Primer on Energy Conditions (2014, background): “1. naked singularities [possibly] [76] 2. closed timelike curves [possibly] [195] 3. physically traversable wormholes [necessarily] [139, 193, 194] 4. cosmological steady-state theories of Bondi and Gold [20] and Hoyle [116]83 [necessarily] 5. classical Dirac fields [possibly] [203] 6. a negative co”