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• Conference Proceedings (published papers Dec 2009)
• Sept 15, 2008 Science-based Cosmology Conference concludes a 4-day event at Port Angeles Washington, USA. Three new Redshift mechanisms and a new solution to a gravity problem are among the 40 presentations.
• Summary of Conference Presentations

My paper  "Ground Rules for Cosmological Physics", and the definitive version of my conference astrophysics paper -- "Ground Rules for Cosmological Physics" at Astronomical Society of the Pacific

The ASP site has links to all the other papers (some are groundbreaking) from the conference.

Cosmology News on ScienceDaily.com

Alt. Cosmology Group Newsletter

Cosmology Journal

Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics

(May 20, 2008) Intergalactic space, outside galaxies, contains about half of all normal matter. "Hubble Survey Finds Missing Matter, Probes Intergalactic Web" (Astrophysical Journal)

(dd): This is stunning news for cosmology. It significantly weakens the foundations for Big Bang's two strongest lines of indirect supporting evidence: Redshift and CMR. This dramatic increase in the matter between galaxies means the light/radiation from distant sources (that we use to measure redshift and CMR) transiting intergalactic space is interacting with magnitudes more matter than in previous calculations.

Redshift: It means that light from individual photons millions and billions of light years away has had to undergo magnitudes more interactions with intergalactic gas, dust and plasma and thus is far more likely than previously appreciated to have lost energy in the billions of transmissions. The more interactions the more likely that redshift does not mean our universe is expanding.

CMR: It means that microwave radiation is more likely ordinary foreground radiation from intergalactic gas, dust and plasma and not "background."