Bad Astronomy and Universe Today Forum - View Single Post - How good is the expanding universe cosmology, in its own terms?

lyndonashmore · #7 (**permalink**) 18-June-2006, 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Nereid

So, would you lyndonashmore, prefer to address the specific, pertinent questions on precisely this claim, in the thread where they were posed (after you had posted them)?

Or that there be a new thread, devoted precisely to a detailed examination of this lyndonashmore claim re H?

Once again this is off topic. The OT is how the BB derives a relationship for the Hubble constant and how this predicted value compares to the observed value. Surely that is not asking too much? The Hubble constant is probably THE most important constant in cosmology and so any cosmological theory must be able to predict it. So how does the BB fare?
On a point of information

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Originally Posted by Nereid

So, would you lyndonashmore, prefer to address the specific, pertinent questions on precisely this claim,

This post by Nereid does not ask any questions at all it merely ruminates about my website. (evidence of this can be seen by the absence of any question marks!)
Cheers,
Lyndon