John Michael Strubhart

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As we go farther back in time, therefore, it becomes easier for any two regions of space to influence each other, because, proportionally speaking, there is more time for them to communicate. Calculations show that if the inflationary-expansion phase drove space to expand by at least a factor of 1030, an amount that is readily achieved in specific realizations of inflationary expansion, all the regions in space that we currently see—all the regions in space whose temperatures we have measured—were able to communicate as easily as the adjacent kitchen and living room and hence efficiently come ...more
The Fabric of the Cosmos: Space, Time, and the Texture of Reality
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