Re: Horizon Problem Resolution (2/28/09)
- From: Uncle Al <UncleAl0@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2009 16:42:23 -0800
David Rutherford wrote:
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\section{The Horizon Problem}[snip]
In cosmology, it is believed that regions of space on `opposite' sides
of the universe are too far apart to have ever been causally connected.
That is, they are outside each other's `particle horizon'. Consequently,
it is difficult to explain the apparent similarities in their
characteristics as evidenced by COBE results. Inflation theory has been
offered as a way to overcome this `Horizon Problem'. However, it is my
intention, here, to show that it is not necessary to postulate Inflation
in order to insure that \emph{all} regions of spacetime are now, and
have always been, causally connected.
If they are more than 15 billion lightyears apart you have some
serious explaining to do.
--
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