Vijay Shankar Sharma
Vijay Shankar Sharma
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Part II
Treating the Hubble constant as an emergent statistical property of a gravitationally sorted galaxy population, the same sorting mechanism directly confirmed in the solar system's transition from chaotic planetesimal orbits to today's aligned planets, instead of a true constant of metric expansion, explains why different measurement methods naturally return different values: each samples a different redshift range, and therefore a different stage of the same ongoing sorting process, a process essentially complete by the present day but far from complete at higher redshifts [P1].
Source papers: P1