Clark M. Thomas
Abstract
Recent multi-platform data has revealed that previously modeled Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) universal isotropy (equal Dark Energy expansion) is not isotropic (smooth in all directions), but directionally anisotropic. Major cosmological implications follow, and are explained herein.
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Recent multi-platform data has revealed that previously modeled Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) universal isotropy (equal Dark Energy expansion) is not isotropic (smooth in all directions), but directionally anisotropic. Major cosmological implications follow, and are explained herein.
Key concepts: Cosmic microwave background, Isotropy, Anisotropy, Physics, Dark energy, Theoretical physics, COSMIC cancer database, Cosmic background radiation