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Modern Cosmology
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The audiobook is a set of postulates illustrating observations that are ascertained by a different way to look at the new order of the cosmos. Redshift information paradox, binary constant, disconstantality of light, Big Bang steady state theory and others are creations of a creative and innovative way to look at the science of discovery. Each subset has its own observations proving the existence and validity of the theorem.
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