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Originally Posted by Occams Ghost
...improved measurements on observable supernovae have been consistent with something called the 'Lambda-Chromodynamics Model'
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Er, that's the
Lambda Cold Dark Matter model or the
concordance model of big bang cosmology.
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Originally Posted by Occams Ghost
The most direct evidence we have for dark energy comes from the la supernovae...
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This is correct, however....
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Originally Posted by Occams Ghost
....the Hubble red-shift, a way of measuring 'time warps' from the light of receding objects - measuring how distant a thing is, is more difficult to say the least.
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This is incorrect in at least a couple of respects. I don't know where you got this "time warp" stuff. There is a very simple relationship between redshift and distance. The more redshift, the more distance. End of story. Well, almost.
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Originally Posted by Occams Ghost
Without standard candles, it is relatively impossible for us to measure red-shift distances without us making a wild guess....
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Totally incorrect. In fact, as you continue with your essay, you introduce a number of other inaccuracies. I suggest going through
that first LCDM link for a more accurate rendition.