Scientists generally use the term "crisis in cosmology"
to describe the numerous and growing evidences that
contradict or undermine the
Big Bang theory.
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For
decades, numerous scientific papers have been published
on the discordancy between the so-called expansion rate
in the "early universe," and the expansion rate in the
"later Universe."
In fact, recently the
Keck Observatory issued a press
release on the reported most reliable verification to
date that the discordancy is real.
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And
as we've reported ad nauseam on this series, the
cosmological crisis runs much deeper and includes
"surprising" discoveries at all scales throughout the
cosmos.
In part one of this two-part presentation, physicist Wal
Thornhill discusses some of the foundational problems
with the standard cosmological model, and the real
alternatives that the Electric Universe offers.
