Albert Einstein in 1905 in his paper " On the Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies " Max- well's equations having symmetrized by means of Lorentz transformation and thus he has hidden the electromotive forces from the consciousness of his admirers, the modern cosmology began in 1917 when he presented a homogeneous, isotropic and static model of the cosmos. The matter should be assumed distributed over great distances to be homogeneous in space. Isotropic means that the chemical and physical properties of matter are the same in all directions of the universe. At the time, Einstein established a constant L

The expansion of the universe was not concluded by Hubble, but by the priest and scientist Georges Lemaître from the interpretation of redshifts of galaxies spectra as an escape velocity, as early as 1927 . Edwin Hubble published in 1929 that the spectra of different galaxies are not shifted about equally to the red or the blue, but that there is significantly a lot more red-shifted spectra. In addition, he also discovered a direct proportional relationship between the redshift and the distance of the observed galaxy, but he did not want to make friends with the idea to interpret the frequency shift as a refugee movement, because there were too many clues that disagreed with this interpretation, as his pupil H.Arp with galaxies of his " Atlas of Peculiar galaxies " proved. The matter density in this model constantly decreases in time due to its expansion. The space is viewed as a closed system, the necessity for the Secund Law of thermodynamics has to suffer the freezing death, as it should approach a thermal equilibrium. Outside this universe, God is the creator. Thus, this model proves to be creationism, only that the creation time against the creationist biological model is brought forward by a few billion years. ...

A collection of essays by Paul Marmet

From the Preface

At the end of the 20th Century it was discovered that the intergalactic space is crossed by giant hydrogen clouds. The importance of this gas for cosmology is presented and demonstrated in several essays, that the cosmological redshift can be explained better by the effect of hydrogen. In addition, the deviation of the rotation speed of the galaxies from the law of gravity can be understood as an influence of the electromotive forces generated by the intergalactic plasma pervading in a network of cosmical currents. This discovery means that you can use a plasma model according to Peratt for the evolution of galaxies on the basis of magnetohydrodynamics. A measure of time can possibly be estimated from the focal length of the hydrogen supply. How many generations of evolution of galaxies has there been so far, today is still completely unknown.

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for the curvature of space, but later he rejected it again. By Alexander Friedmann in 1922 was the first relativistic description of a dynamic expanding universe [Friedmann equations]. His publication, however, was at first hardly noticed. Calculating reverse his model, there must inevitably be a singular initial point that one interprets as a point of infinite density and high temperature.