From: Pat Fallon (pfallon@ptd.net)
Date: Sun Feb 09 2003 - 13:08:11 MST
> Are there reputable cosmological theories that allow
> within our own universe infinitely many galaxies?
>
> (By reputable, I mean held by twenty percent or more
> of physicists,...
In cosmologies unhindered by the shackles of the Big-Bang,
one can consider galactic structures over scales previously unimaged.
IMHO, there are better explanations for the Hubble red shift and
cosmic background radation than the Big Bang. But I am no physicist
[although I like to think I know what matters]...and I don't know
if 20% of physicists can be placed in the camp of any one BB
alternative.
However, in the past many scientific theories have failed after being
held as true by almost all the "experts."
"In science, the authority emboddied in the opinion of thousands
is not worth a spark of reason in one man." -Galileo
Pat Fallon
pfallon@ptd.net
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