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Key Cosmology Experiments: Original Papers-Full Text. Part 1
One hundred years ago this Spring, the first article on galaxy Spectral-line Redshifts was published by Vesto Slipher which dramatically changed cosmology. However, few have ever read this original paper, or the several other articles and books considered cosmology landmarks … Continue reading
Posted in Basic Astrophysics, Basic Science, Conjectures OverInterpreting Data, Cosmic Microwave Radiation, Dark Matter, Experiments, Models, Observations Change Ideas, Redshift, Spectral Line, Structure
Tagged Analysis, Cosmic Microwave Radiation, Galaxy Radial Velocity, Galaxy Rotation Curves Interpreted as Missing Mass and Dark Matter, Large-scale Structure, Large-scale Structure - Walls, Nucleosysnthesis, Observational, Olbers Paradox, Plasma Cosmology, Quasi-Steady State model, Sheets and Filaments, Space Curvature, Spectral Line Redshift, Steady State model, Universe Expansion, Voids, Whole Sky Map
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