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SCP-001

jews tried to kill me and steal that from me

SCP-001

The first paper in my research program is known as SCP-001 now.

Modified Spacetime Geometry Addresses Dark Energy, Penrose's Entropy Dilemma, Baryon Asymmetry, Inflation and Matter Anisotropy
https://vixra.org/abs/1302.0022
A model of modified spacetime is discussed. Implications for causality regarding modern anomalies and paradoxes are made. Topics include a dark energy candidate without induced gravitational screening. The dynamics of the repulsive force of quantum geometry allow the validity of the second law continuously through a universe's death and rebirth. The baryon asymmetry is explained without addressing the Sakharov conditions. Inflation and anisotropies in an FLRW universe are also attributed to quantum bounce phenomena. No attempt at quantification is made.

>>15943964
It's an unfinished rough draft. The table of contents is pretty close to sone, but the rest isn't.
It will be probably a few weeks before I finish the rough draft, and then at least a few more as I produce the final draft that I will upload to viXra were you can find all of my papers, such as the one called SCP-001.

In fact, the first installment of the series of papers in which I developed the MCM is now called SCP-001.

Modified Spacetime Geometry Addresses Dark Energy, Penrose's Entropy Dilemma, Baryon Asymmetry, Inflation and Matter Anisotropy
PDF: https://vixra.org/abs/1302.0022
A model of modified spacetime is discussed. Implications for causality regarding modern anomalies and paradoxes are made. Topics include a dark energy candidate without induced gravitational screening. The dynamics of the repulsive force of quantum geometry allow the validity of the second law continuously through a universe's death and rebirth. The baryon asymmetry is explained without addressing the Sakharov conditions. Inflation and anisotropies in an FLRW universe are also attributed to quantum bounce phenomena. No attempt at quantification is made.

This was the main idea in SCP-001.

SCP-001

>>15813075
The meme with the neon green box around an inset image in another image is about pic related SCP-001.

A model of modified spacetime is discussed. Implications for causality regarding modern anomalies and paradoxes are made. Topics include a dark energy candidate without induced gravitational screening. The dynamics of the repulsive force of quantum geometry allow the validity of the second law continuously through a universe's death and rebirth. The baryon asymmetry is explained without addressing the Sakharov conditions. Inflation and anisotropies in an FLRW universe are also attributed to quantum bounce phenomena. No attempt at quantification is made.

>>15700250
When you see how much productivity I was able to squeeze out of the even the least little contact with other top minds, it makes it obvious why the jews were so forceful to put me in to the retard group in Antarctica where all the other people are drooling morons waving the one-eye flag.

SCP-001

Green box meme is about SCP-001.

>What explains the fact ?
Dark energy is an expansion of the 1D time part of 4D spacetime rather than an expansion of the 3D space part as is usually supposed. This was the main idea in my first scientific paper, which is now called SCP-001 and is the object of the Joe Rogan meme with the lime green square superimposed.

JWST says my expanding time model of dark energy is better than the expanding space that everyone else likes.

SCP-001

SCP-001 was my first scientific paper. For a certain reason, this is the subject of the Joe-Rogan-with-a-bright-green-rectangle meme.

>>15165901
>My question is, we know how fast we are drifting apart, but why would a farther distance mean we are expansion is accelerating?
The acceleration is inferred from the distribution of galaxies observed at different red shifts. In cosmology, red shift is a proxy measurement for distance due to Hubble expansion. However, the observed distribution is not consistent with Hubble expansion because the data shows too many galaxies at higher redshift. The first way that people imagined this distribution could occur was if the spatial part of the universe was expanding increasing quickly as time goes by. However, exciting new data from the JWST shows that the properties of high-Z objects (high redshift) are more consistent with expansion in the time sector of spacetime rather than the space sector. (This was the main idea proposed in the paper which is now called SCP-001, btw.) In fact, I think the secret they aren't telling yet is that accelerating spatial expansion has been ruled out by the new data.

(It is possible that I have slightly oversimplified redshift as a proxy for distance. I am not sure exactly that I remember what data are sampled in the dark energy surveys but I think it's like I said.)

>>15059173
I put off writing SCP-001 for about six months for that exact reason.

They said one of the first things JWST did was to test the nature of the expanding universe. Someone computed that if the time part of spacetime was expanding rather than the space part of it, then the size of distant galaxies (measured in steradians) would be one way as opposed to the other. The data agreed with my prediction for expanding time rather than expanding space. Everything that supports me over the pro-USA sycophants in the academic mainstream is likely not to get much attention.

SCP-001

>>14957913
Yes, that was from a few years ago and it had already been going on for almost 10 years by then. The basis of what is now called Russiagate is when I wrote a paper on a long layover in Moscow in 2009 and then "arXiv rejected it" for some reason related to a $1M payment to Paul "Manna Fort" Manafort routed through Cyprus in October 2009. That paper is called SCP-001 now, btw.

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/manafort-linked-accounts-cyprus-raised-red-flag-n739156
I'd say it's highly likely that the guy I farted on in line at JFK is the same one pictured at the top of this article.

>>14768782
The Big Bang didn't happen
https://iai.tv/articles/the-big-bang-didnt-happen-auid-2215
>It is just exactly what I and my colleague Riccardo Scarpa predicted based on a non-expanding universe, with redshift proportional to distance. Starting in 2014, we had already published results, based on HST images, that showed that galaxies with redshifts all the way up to 5 matched the expectations of non-expanding, ordinary space. So we were confident the JWST would show the same thing--which it already has, for galaxies having redshifts as high as 12. Put another way, the galaxies that the JWST shows are just the same size as the galaxies near to us, if it is assumed that the universe is not expanding and redshift is proportional to distance.

A non-expanding universe (or one whose expansion does not accelerate) with redshift proportional to distance is what I supposed in my first paper in 2009. This paper is called SCP-001 now.
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-001

A non-expanding universe (or one whose expansion does not accelerate) with redshift proportional to distance is what I supposed in my first paper in 2009. This paper is called SCP-001 now.
https://scp-wiki.wikidot.com/scp-001