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This publication was released at
the occasion of my lecture at the International Colloquium
Erdexpansion- eine
Theorie auf dem Prüfstand
held in the Bergbau- und
Industriemuseum
Ostbayern Schloss Theuern at May 24./25. 2003
The Hypothesis of the Earth expansion (EE) from a cosmological view
Horst Fritsch
1.)
Introduction
p. 2
2.) The
relation
between expansion rate and pressure relief in the earth body p 2
3.) The
Cosmic
Time Hypothesis (CTH) as a theoretical reason for the EE p. 3
4.) Comparison
of the CTH with the actual state of knowledge p.6
4.1) The universe expands at the speed of light p.6
4.2)
The cosmic (absolute?) time p.8
4.3)
Continuous creation of matter p. 12
4.4)
Gravitation constant decreasing with time p. 13
4.5)
Solution of the problems of the big bang theory p. 14
4.5.1 The problem of the horizon p.16
4.5.2 The problem of galaxy formation p. 16
4.5.3 The problem of planarity p. 16
4.5.4 The problem of world age p. 17
4.6)
Energy density of the vacuum and cosmological constant p. 17
4.7)
Unification of the natural forces p. 20
4.8)
The hypothesis of the earth expansion p. 22
5.) Support
of the hypothesis of the earth expansion and of the CTH by observation
data p. 22
5.1)
Increase of day length p. 22
5.2)
Continuous creation of matter in the universe p. 23
5.3)
The stability of the expanding universe p. 24
5.4)
Star build-up rate p. 24
5.5)
Discrepancy between distance and red shift of Ia supernovae in far
galaxies
p. 24
6) Final
remark p. 25
7.)
Literature
index p. 26
8.) Drawings
index p. 27
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