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The document discusses the history of cosmological theories from an Earth-centered model to a Sun-centered model proposed by Copernicus to the modern Big Bang theory. It also proposes that a simple equation, GM=tc^3, may help solve problems in cosmology such as the lunar orbit anomaly and observations of distant supernovae. Future experiments like the Atomic Clock Ensemble in Space could help test predictions of a changing speed of light from the proposed equation.
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- 31. Lunar Anomaly . : . Sediment Location Age 106 yr Distance 103km Present 0 384.4 Mansfield 3105 375.31.9 Elatina 620100 357.10.1 Cottonwood 900100 350.94.6 Sedimentary data indicates 2.9 ± 0.6 cm/yr. (Bills, Ray 1999)
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- 41. R=ct “When forced to summarise the General Theory of Relativity in one sentence,Time and Space and Gravity have no separate existence from Matter” --Albert Einstein GM=tc3 M = R = t
- 42. Summary: http://www- conf.slac.stanford.edu/einst http://www.universeforum.org/einstein/ In Galileo’s time epicycles were hypothesised to explain a fixed Earth as centre of the universe. The first evidence for a finite speed of light came from Jupiter’s Galilean satellites A simple equation may solve many problems of cosmology Evidence for a changing c may come from distant supernovae and laser reflectors on the Moon The Atomic Clock Ensemble in Space (ACES) aboard ISS will test the prediction of a “c change”.
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