Oh, and with respect to that listed link:
In other words, it quickly became obvious that the whole basis of your "dark energy" claim was flawed from the start and SN1A events are not "standard candles" as you presumed when you claimed "dark energy did it".
This thread really does demonstrate the oversimplified nature of LCDM. It's held together with oversimplified nonsense and it is propped up with ridiculously oversimplified arguments that are related to "science fiction", not science fact.
SN1A events were never standard candles to begin with, but that was *exactly* what you folks *assumed* when you originally claimed that dark energy did it. It's also been shown to be false now, but the dogma of dark energy continues unabated. A larger set of SN1A events even put the whole concept at around 3 sigma at *best* case, *far* too low to be called a "discovery" of something new in physics.
Luminosity-Decline Rate Relation
With the advent of charge coupled devices and systematic supernova searches, the quality of Type Ia supernova (SNIa) light curves improved enormously. Originally thought to be identical, it quickly became obvious that SNIa showed significant variation in the shapes and peak brightnesses of their light curves, and were therefore not standard
candles as previously assumed.
In other words, it quickly became obvious that the whole basis of your "dark energy" claim was flawed from the start and SN1A events are not "standard candles" as you presumed when you claimed "dark energy did it".
This thread really does demonstrate the oversimplified nature of LCDM. It's held together with oversimplified nonsense and it is propped up with ridiculously oversimplified arguments that are related to "science fiction", not science fact.
SN1A events were never standard candles to begin with, but that was *exactly* what you folks *assumed* when you originally claimed that dark energy did it. It's also been shown to be false now, but the dogma of dark energy continues unabated. A larger set of SN1A events even put the whole concept at around 3 sigma at *best* case, *far* too low to be called a "discovery" of something new in physics.
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