CD galaxies of apparent supergiant sizes due to the curvature of space

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Apr 1986

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Astrophysics and Space Science (ISSN 0004-640X), vol. 121, no. 1, April 1986, p. 161-191.

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astrophysics

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Cosmology, Curvature, Galaxies, Universe, Background Radiation, Gravitational Lenses, Red Shift

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Evidence for a positively curved universe is examined, and a model is developed by combining two two-dimensional subspaces which are closed into themselves due to curvature, to create a model of three-dimensional space of the same properties. A law of fictitious magnification is proposed. Indirect evidence for spherically curved space (and for the nonexistence of negative curvature) includes superluminal velocities, the existence of supergiant galaxies such as cD's, the superposition of galaxies, and the occurrence of background radiation. The theory implies the existence of another interpretation of spectra into redshifts. The occurrence of a gravitational lens effect, giving amplification of the contours of foreground galaxy images, results in spectra being intermixed.

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