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This is not my subfield so I may be talking out of my depth, but it feels like you are conflating two different concepts. There is a physics assumption that law
by garmaine 5y ago
This is not my subfield so I may be talking out of my depth, but it feels like you are conflating two different concepts. There is a physics assumption that laws are universal, then there is a cosmological assumption that energy distribution after the Big Bang was (near-)uniform. Dark energy and dark matter follows mostly from the physics assumption not the cosmological one.
Do you have a cite for the galactic spin thing?
- autokad 5y agoit seems to me you are conflating different concepts. I haven't said anything about physics laws.