Cosmology's Best-Kept Secrets LITE

By Michael Elizondo

Discoveries redefine the universe. The Big Bang never occurred. The universe does not expand. The redshift measurements now tell us that distant galaxies are mostly stationary in their positions. This small book starts you on an adventure of a lifetime. This introductory 40-page book is your key to a new universe.

 

This book "Cosmology's Best-Kept Secrets LITE" is a short 40-page book that introduces you to the five-book series. Read it to see if your ready for the future in cosmology, astronomy, and astrophysics. 

 

The second book of the series is the 300-page "Cosmology's Best-Kept Secrets." It revolutionizes our understanding of the universe's origin, development, and present state. It explains how the current description of the universe developed, its errors, and the discoveries that correct them.

 

It identifies the most important question confronting cosmology, astronomy, and astrophysics. Why do the progressively increasing redshifts of distant galaxies have to equal their receding velocities? Locating this precise error in the cosmological storyline is in itself a big achievement.

 

Both of these introductory books premiere the gravity lens redshift discovery, which proves a static universe. Another book in the series details optical discoveries that independently verify a static universe. A better understanding of gravity lens optics reveals that we have falsely interpreted distant galaxy images. Once correctly interpreted, the universe is much smaller and younger than previously imagined! There are three more books in the series to follow.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Michael Elizondo
• Release date: Jan 9, 2024
• ISBN: 9798223291350

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About the Author

Dr. Michael D. Elizondo finished high school at the age of 16. He earned a doctor of optometry degree from Indiana University. His nine years of studies included mathematics, chemistry, astronomy, physics, biology, music, anatomy, optics, physiological optics, and optometry. For the last 39 years, he has worked as an optometrist and also studied cosmology, astronomy, and astrophysics.

Dr. Elizondo identified the most critical question these fields confront: Why do the progressively increasing redshifts of very distant galaxies have to equal receding velocities? In addition, he made discoveries that solved this question. He discovered gravity lens redshift and several gravity lens optical effects. These discoveries show that distant galaxies are mostly stationary in their positions. The universe is not expanding, and the big bang never happened. The universe is smaller and younger than previously thought.

Dr. Elizondo has authored the Cosmology’s Best-Kept Secrets book series to premiere his discoveries, and this is the first book.

Other Upcoming Books

COSMOLOGY’S BEST-KEPT SECRETS

THE COSMOLOGY RESET

GRAVITY LENS OPTICAL EFFECTS

UNDERSTANDING THE UNIVERSE

SCIENCE PROVES GOD MADE THE UNIVERSE

LIGHT’S TRUE NATURE

COSMOLOGY’S

BEST-KEPT

SECRETS

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DISCOVERIES THAT CHANGE THE UNIVERSE

Where Astrophysics, Astronomy, and Cosmology Intersect

Dr. Michael D. Elizondo

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Elizondo, Michael D. 1958

Cosmology’s Best-Kept Secrets: Discoveries that Change the Universe (Where Astronomy, Astrophysics, and Cosmology Intersect)

1. Science 2. Astronomy 3. Cosmology 4. Big Bang Cosmology 5.Redshift 7. Gravity Lens