How different would physics and cosmology be if the universe is not acutally expanding? This is one of the fundamental ideas of in theories about our universe. The quantized red shift should be putting serious doubt in someone's mind. In fact, this the expanding universe is so important in so many other theories, cosomologists and physists should drop everything and solve that problem.
How different would physics and cosmology be if the speed of light is not constant. Of course, when measured with a cesium clock, (all measurements sinces the 1940s) the speed of light is constant. But what if the decay of Cesium changes at the same rate as the change in the speed of light. Before 1940, many people thought that the speed of light was slowing down and they had experiemental results to prove it. It might be interesting to go back to the old ways and check.
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