Hubble expansion in static spacetime. (English) Zbl 1132.83319
Summary: A recently proposed mechanism for light-path expansion in a static spacetime is based on the moving-lenses paradigm. Since the latter is valid independently of whether space expands or not, a static universe can be used to better see the implications. The moving-lenses paradigm is related to the paradigm of dynamical friction. If this is correct, a Hubble-like law is implicit. It is described quantitatively. A bent in the Hubble-like line is predictably implied. The main underlying assumption is Price’s Principle (PI\(^{3}\)). If the theory is sound, the greatest remaining problem in cosmology becomes the origin of hydrogen. Since Blandford’s jet production mechanism for quasars is too weak, a generalized Hawking radiation hidden in the walls of cosmic voids is invoked. A second prediction is empirical: slow pattern changes in the cosmic microwave background. A third is ultra-high redshifts for Giacconi quasars. Bruno’s eternal universe in the spirit of Augustine becomes a bit less outlandish.
MSC:
| 83F05 | Relativistic cosmology |
| 83C10 | Equations of motion in general relativity and gravitational theory |
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