Charles Weber outlines his theory that the red shift is caused by gravitational interaction with masses passed in space and consequently, there is no expansion of galaxies.
Martin Gradwell explains how observed phenomena can be explained in terms of a nonhomogeneous closed universe, with a central singularity, undergoing gravitational collapse.
A new explanation of both the universe and gravity, based on the second law of thermodynamics, with no big bang, inflation, dark materials or singularities. A downloadable ebook by Edmund Wood.
A pictorial hypothesis by Colin Hill proposing that the universe consists of a series of spiral bodies of diminishing size, each made in turn by plasma ejection and moulded by a spatial Coriolis effect: a rotating fractal universe.
Provides articles and videoes that describe the way superclusters, clusters of galaxies, galaxies, stars etc. form, evolve and decay by following a cosmic design involving a fractal knot which appears in large scales to micro-scales.
Proposes that the redshifts of the galaxies and the cosmic microwave background radiation have different explanations than provided by the big-bang cosmology. The dynamics at the centers of the galaxies are also not driven by supermassive black-holes.
This article by James A. Marusek describes the evolutionary cycle of a black hole, the big bang theory in the context of a steady state universe and the existence of a gravitational switch.
Bibhas De alleges that the WMAP satellite was a botched experiment, the subsequent publications were a fraud, and the 2006 Nobel Prize in physics is part of the great cover-up.
It is generally accepted that the withdrawal velocities of galaxies, will be proportional to their distances and will also be proportional to the time it takes for light to travel from the galaxies to the observer. Fred L. Walker argues that these two statements are contradictory.
Cosmological treatise by Per Lassen on our relationship with the visible versus the entire universe, based on cosmological equations, explained with graphics and concluding in the philosophical implications for mankind.
Jerrold Thacker presents his thoughts on a non-cosmological cause of the redshift of distant objects and offers plausible alternate explanations for other cosmological anomalies.
Scot Aaron examines reality by combining core spiritual understandings with scientific data, especially astrophysics and particular celestial and stellar structures.