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I mean, it does not sound like a new theory. Some non-uniform numerical model could have predicted it. PhD Students test various things at lab computers. I do
by fithisux 2y ago
I mean, it does not sound like a new theory. Some non-uniform numerical model could have predicted it. PhD Students test various things at lab computers.
I do not deserve your irony
- cryptonector 2y agoYou're right, this should have been thought of earlier. The thing is that cosmology is hard, and science is driven by personalities and consensus. It can be hard to break through. Timescapes has been around for a decade but only now it's getting attention -- why? because there is a sea of stuff to pay attention to, a lot of not-even-wrong stuff, and a lot of inertia in the current consensus. In particular very few people really know GR, and it's hard to apply it creatively, especially if that means you need new solutions to the Einstein field equations -- that can be a real pain to deal with.
- fithisux 2y agoWith Julia, Octave, Scilab and other FOSS systems I think it is time for this work to be open sourced.