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Eta_Carinae
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Message 7 of 48 (107590)
05-11-2004 7:41 PM
Reply to: Message 6 by Gup20
05-11-2004 6:42 PM


Re: Humphrey's Cosmology
Gup20,
Your post highlights that you do not understand what you are seeing in the SDSS map.
Please go read some of the Sloan papers describing the maps. You will then learn why your simple interpretation is totally wrong.

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Eta_Carinae
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Message 16 of 48 (107767)
05-12-2004 6:36 PM
Reply to: Message 15 by Gup20
05-12-2004 2:11 PM


Crap!!!
You do realise (I hope) that your post is complete and utter crap from a physics perspective.
I posted this earlier - but you really do NEED to read some more on the SDSS survey maps. You are completely misunderstanding things.
THERE ARE NO CONCENTRIC CIRCLES! WE ARE NOT AT A CENTRE!

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Eta_Carinae
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Message 19 of 48 (107803)
05-12-2004 10:22 PM
Reply to: Message 17 by Gup20
05-12-2004 9:57 PM


Humphrey's couldn't figure anything out
about cosmology. His white hole cosmology model in starlight and time is a non starter as a model from the get go.
I don't think people who got a PhD in Physics from LSU decades ago and then faded into obscurity as an engineer should be taken seriously on cosmology.
Note that he has ZERO experience in cosmology and general relativity as his dabblings attest to.
Again, I recommend you learn something about the SDSS survey, what those maps show and why they look like they do. Remember any survey like the SDSS is not a volume limited sample but a magnitude limited sample with the corresponding selection effects and observational biases that come with the territory.

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