If you look under "Jean's swindle", you see the issue is that it starts with an isolated cloud, and then tries to explain how it collapses. If you keep reading, you see they "solved" the problem by that whole Big Bang, expanding universe idea. So I pointed out on my Facebook page, that for my many friends who challenge the Big Bang, you are forced to challenge the standard idea of gravitational collapse of a gas cloud.
Hi, the alternative perspective that integrates a picture of a dynamic living universe operating within a framework of energy and charge conservation appears to answer some of the more fundamental questions in Cosmology.
Well done. Have you ever read any Oleg Jefimenko? His books synchronizing electromagnetism, gravity, and relativity equations would be right up your alley.
They are, kind of, one also needs to have an intuitive grasp of partial differential equations as well, but if you can chew through all of that, they are worth it.
Synchronization. I just posted on my Facebook page about the failure of gravity to collapse a gas cloud, let alone explain the filaments we see.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeans_instability?fbclid=IwdGRjcAPuQaVjbGNrA-5BiWV4dG4DYWVtAjExAHNydGMGYXBwX2lkDDM1MDY4NTUzMTcyOAABHjaPuSfwK8R2YqN81MoMeOXoNlZQqhgA_Ly9qNqS626ep8TfUPkVieVCgNgD_aem_KKRwg8M29_GK-gAtK8Y_mg
If you look under "Jean's swindle", you see the issue is that it starts with an isolated cloud, and then tries to explain how it collapses. If you keep reading, you see they "solved" the problem by that whole Big Bang, expanding universe idea. So I pointed out on my Facebook page, that for my many friends who challenge the Big Bang, you are forced to challenge the standard idea of gravitational collapse of a gas cloud.
Hi, the alternative perspective that integrates a picture of a dynamic living universe operating within a framework of energy and charge conservation appears to answer some of the more fundamental questions in Cosmology.
https://youtu.be/8FxvX0tOH4k
Well done. Have you ever read any Oleg Jefimenko? His books synchronizing electromagnetism, gravity, and relativity equations would be right up your alley.
If they are heavy theory, that makes my head hurt. :)
They are, kind of, one also needs to have an intuitive grasp of partial differential equations as well, but if you can chew through all of that, they are worth it.