The Sound Of Settled Science – small dead animals

Bizarre Detection in the Oldest Light in the Universe Hints at New Physics

5 Replies to “The Sound Of Settled Science”

That James Webb telescope blew up a lot of settled cosmological science.

And then there’s the brightest lights in the universe: the Canadian electorate.

stevie says:

February 23, 2026 at 5:31 pm

Pierre Pluto, the distant planet…or is he still a planet?
As for the Universe….mystery abides and will eternally remain beyond the grasp of we mere mortals.

The whole cosmic construct according to the scientologists (sic) may be wrong.
1 meter, 1 sec, 1 gram, does not mean a dick in the universe.

The position here is, that the mathematics, the physics are set in the way that the locals can understand. Other than that it could be that all assumptions are wrong.
They, of course, could be right.
Are you gonna test it?

The units are local the assumptions are local, there maybe wise guys that can put it together and defend their assumptions.

The universe is unlimited, has no edge, for if there is edge, what’s past it?

With the billions and billions, as Sagan would say, of galaxies, billions and billions of stars and gazillions of planets, there is every possibility of systems, carbon units, gold planets you can imagine.
Just observe what we apparently know of the local system.