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Thank you Ari for your opinions and questions. It supports me.
This Google Scholar is better then ordinary Google, Thank you for it.
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You're welcome!
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I went shortly through and I did not find a model like our Local Big Bang in a Static Total Universe. They begin usually with the ordinary Big Bang and have problems with matter-antimatter mixture.
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It's possible that this antimatter question has not been discussed much in the static universe papers.
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We have eternal energy making dense whirlwind like a hiperquasar. Our observable Universe would be a matter jet ejected from this enormous whirlwind. On the other side would be an antimatter jet.
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This should happen also in normal quasars and galaxy nuclei, shouldn't it? I wonder if it's possible to detect an antimatter jet, how we would distinguish it from regular matter jet?