I GOT IT, Falsified once and for all



The only way it works is if *ALL* matter in the universe is expanding at the
same rate, then you would have NO way of measureing it, because your ruler
is matter and its expanding at the same rate as everything else

No geologic record wil reveal it, because it *physically* is expanding at
the same rate as everything else.

The expansion must be in direct proportion to the matter involved, any
deviation in the math would then stand out like a sore thumb.

And no, I have no math examples, but I really dont care one way or the
other. Ill let the people that do come up with the formula (perhaps PHI?)

WHo knows.......

But I do know that since I first read this post, something started nagging
me in the back of my head, now the little voices are at peace :()

Star


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