Bufofrog

It appears your expectations were not met.

I would think not since they red shifted for distant objects. I have no idea how that could happen, so it doesn't seem likely. I believe that is correct.

You said, "All we have are measurements of spectral emission lines from type 1a supernovae". The spectral emission lines are from the galaxy not the supernova. The type 1a supernova have the same absolute magnitude. By comparing the apparent magnitude to the absolute magnitude you can calculate the distance to the galaxy. So therefore you can then relate the redshift (recession speed) of the galaxy to the distance of the galaxy calculated from the supernova.

That is imprecise and incorrect. It would seem to me that you should have a good understanding of a theory before you dismiss it.

So this is "The Problem"? It doesn't seem to be a big problem at all...

My sock puppet alarm is going off!

Here us an easy to understand explanation.

No, I would however, assume that the more unstable an isotope is the shorter the half life is.

Nope. (And you don't have a model)

Great, I hope you got an 'A' on your paper.

It's easy if you try... Personally, I am living because I enjoy living. If believing in God brings meaning to your life, that's great, just leave me out of it.

How can space have inertia? How can a force attract a lower energy state? What do you mean by "a void"? What does the "core of space mean"?

It is a silly question. 2.43 is the average number of neutrons that are produced by the fission of U-235.

So essentially you want to make a really big capacitor to show that the aether exists? I don't see how this would show anything.

Yikes!! Maybe instead of 16 sq. meter sheets of copper we could use just 15 sq. meters and only form a neutron star? That would be less dangerous.

You also said: So you are expecting a spark between the 2 copper sheets? That doesn't seem to be proving very much...

Yes, it is safe to put the experiment on line. If the universe ends or something along those lines, I will personally take responsibility, so don't worry

Just out of curiosity does anyone (except the OP author) know what "The Problem" is? I am a bit dense and I still haven't got an idea what "the Problem" is.

Based on this silly protracted lead in, there is approximately zero chance the rest will be worth anyone's attention.

Well said.

This sure looks like reflection to me.

Was that a serious post or were you being sarcastic?

I think it is a rocket designed to go to the moon. What are your thoughts on it?

If you want to know what kind of wildlife is in the area you ask a trapper, end of story.

Bigfoot, really?