From: Saicho@... <Saicho@...>
Subject: Re: [analytical-indicant-theory] GETTING BEHIND THE CONCEPT OF THE CUTTING EDGE
To: analytical-indicant-theory@yahoogroups.com
Date: Friday, July 10, 2009, 5:04 PM

Georges,

 

I have studied your brief discussion on Dark and Luminous Matter, and have a few comments and questions:

 

1.    Why do you assume that the ratio of luminous to dark matter can be represented as respectively as the surface and volume of a sphere?

 

2.    While compactness is 3/R, this says nothing about *density,* which, IMO, seems relevant. Am I wrong here? [I see that density is inferred as the beginning radius of 72 meters.]

 

3.    Why is it assumed that the universe expanded spherically?

 

4.    Why is it assumed that the expansion occurred at the speed of light?

 

These are serious questions – I am not challenging your results, but primarily wanting to know the bases of your assumptions.

 

Regards,

Richard

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