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Although the deviation of the cosmic
from the Newton time today amounts to only 1 millisecond per year, this
has far reaching consequences for the history of the universe. Measured
in its typical time ( cosmic time), the universe is infinitely old, and
the big bang dissolves into the infinity of the past.The
following deliberations are based upon axioms which today are accepted
by the majority in science:
- Axiom 1: The speed of light is
a universal natural constant
- Axiom 2: The laws of the GTR apply
to the total universe
- Axiom 3: The universe spans
out a plane (Euclidean) space, in the average over large distances
- Axiom 4: The universe expands
at the speed of light
Let me presume here, the „cosmic
time“ is the result of solving the paradoxes arising from axioms 1 and
4, in context with the GTR. [9].
From the field equations of the
GTR, Einstein had, for a plane expanding universe,( Einstein- de
Sitter-
universe) ( Fig. 2, world model III), deduced the relation [10]. p. 107
ff
(2)
(k =
coupling constant in the field equations of the GTR ,
r = average mass density of
the
universe,
h = H/c = 1/t H c = 1/R
= Hubble expansion)
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