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Theoretical Foundation and Pillars of the Dynamic Steady State Universe (PDF) --- The first complete presentation of all four postulates of DSSU theory. A powerful paper that resolves the cause-of-causes paradox, explains the non-independent nature of time, and reveals the 'supreme advantage'. It includes a concise comparison with standard cosmology focusing on real-world viability.

Space Flow Equations and Expansion-Contraction Rates (PDF) ---This paper explores the mathematical aspects of the two space postulates of DSSU theory —and uncovers some profound consequences.

The Cosmic Background Radiation in the DSSU (PDF) ---The natural explanation of the microwave background radiation applicable to the natural Cellular Universe.
 

The Aether Experiments and the Impact on Cosmology ---The aether has been detected at least 6 times in recent history. Its most recent re-discovery, in 2001, led to the long-sought causal mechanism of gravity ----a discovery, which in turn, is revolutionizing cosmology.

Michelson-Morley and the Story of the Aether Theory Richard Milton's analysis of the historical details involving the misrepresentation, bias and cover-up that hampered the Aether theory.

The History of the Aether Theory ---The historic development of the aether as a scientific theory of space itself. What started as the "fifth element" of Antiquity becomes molded by theoretical constraints and experimental evidence into the dual-dynamic quantum foam ---the Essence of the Universe.
 

The Large Scale Structure of the Dynamic Steady State Universe (PDF)  (Chapter 1 of DSSU Manuscript) --- The postulates and implications of regional space expansion and contraction.

Cosmic-Scale Structural Features Explained (PDF) (Chapter 2 of DSSU Manuscript) ---The Spacing of Clusters ---Sheets of Galaxies ---Supernodes ---Right-angled Walls of Galaxies.

(PUBLICATION PENDING)
Cause of Galaxy Rotation and Aspects of Galaxy Motion
(The consequences of cosmic bubbles of expanding space)
 

An Open Letter to the Scientific Community
(Published in New Scientist, May 22, 2004)

The big bang today relies on a growing number of hypothetical entities, things that we have never observed-- inflation, dark matter and dark energy are the most prominent examples. Without them, there would be a fatal contradiction between the observations made by astronomers and the predictions of the big bang theory. In no other field of physics would this continual recourse to new hypothetical objects be accepted as a way of bridging the gap between theory and observation. It would, at the least, raise serious questions about the validity of the underlying theory. ... continues ...

A devastating Declaration of opposition to Big Bang cosmology signed by more than 400 Researchers.

For the full text click on:
CosmologyStatement.org

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Research Paper on Cosmic Distance

   The following is a revised version of the research paper originally prepared for submission to the ESA- ESO-CERN International Symposium on "Relativity, Matter and Cosmology" held in conjunction with the EPS13 - General Conference of the European Physical Society "Beyond Einstein - Physics for the 21st Century" July 2005 - University of Bern, Switzerland

DSSU Cosmic Redshift-Distance Relation

Converting the Cosmic Redshift into Distance for the Cellular Universe

 Conrad Ranzan    Ranzan@CellularUniverse.org
DSSU Research Center, Niagara Falls, Canada

ABSTRACT

In an ordered universe such as the Dynamic Steady State Universe (DSSU), in which space is regionally dynamic, there arises the need for a radically different cosmic redshift-distance relation. A brief and selective overview of the new DSSU cosmology is presented. The key point is emphasized that while space does expand —and in doing so gives rise to the cosmic redshift— the universe itself does not expand. Reference is made to the cellular structure of the universe —the structure which astronomer Jaan Einasto was among the first to recognize— and the supporting Voronoi cellular model of the universe. The observed cellular structure, interpreted by DSSU cosmology, is the manifestation of dual-dynamic space involving space expansion and contraction. A relevant cosmic-redshift expression, applicable to this type of universe, is developed; then transformed into a cosmic redshift-distance relation. This equation is then graphically compared to the Friedmann model (using the Mattig equation) that is used by most astronomers. The resulting graph is unequivocal; in excellent agreement with the data from Supernovae Type 1A. The new equation is shown to be valid for both near and far cosmic-distances without changing any parameters. And because of the inherent nature of the Voronoi structure and the constancy of fundamental physical laws and the lack of distance-dependent parameters, it is possible to extrapolate the new redshift-distance relation to Z=10 and beyond. The final graph compares the DSSU with a Friedmann universe (with Ω₀ = 0.35) for Z up to 100.

KEYWORDS: Cosmology; Large-scale structure of the Universe; Redshift; Cosmic distance scale; 98.80.-k; 98.65.Dx; 98.62.Py; 98.80.Es.

For the complete Paper click on the  title below. (An eleven page "Portable Document File" will open in a new Window) 
DSSU Cosmic Redshift-Distance Relation

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