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34. Large-Scale Rotational Hierarchy Is Systematically Under-Accounted For

The standard model treats large-scale structures as essentially non-rotating on the largest scales. BFUT Paper 9 treats rotation instead as the most durable, dynamically selected outcome for matter in an infinite universe: confirmed galaxy-cluster rotation at radii of order 1 to 1.5 megaparsecs already implies characteristic rotational periods of roughly 24 billion years in the cleanest directly usable case, and tens of billions of years in broader cluster-scale estimates, well beyond the standard model's own 13.8-billion-year age. The Laniakea supercluster independently demonstrates coherent gravitational organisation extending to at least the 100-to-150-megaparsec scale [P9].

Source papers: P9

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