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What the Big Flare-Up Theory shows
This is the public record of the programme. The universe is infinite and eternal. There was no creation event. One measured substrate density accounts for particle physics, gravity, galactic dynamics, and cosmology. No undetected substances are required.
The premise that fails
Standard cosmology treats a finite age and a single origin as given. The Hubble Tension, the cosmological constant problem, the lithium problem, JWST mature galaxies at high redshift, S8, and the rest are then handled as separate patches. They are symptoms of that one premise.
What is derived
- Space has no physical boundary. A boundary of space is not a coherent physical state [P5].
- Singularities do not form. Restoring pressure terminates collapse at finite density [P26].
- The Hubble relation is gravitational sorting, the same selection already seen in the solar system [P1].
- Lambda is not quantum vacuum energy. The substrate equilibrium density accounts for the observed value [P2].
- Lithium-7, helium-4, and deuterium follow from present-day stellar-scale equilibrium, not a three-minute freeze-out [P3].
- The Type Ia acceleration signal is bulk flow of the observer, not dark energy [P4].
- CMB temperature 2.725 K is present thermal equilibrium of the substrate, not a relic of recombination [P7, P7A].
- SZ, Gunn-Peterson, ISW, and weak-lensing S8 are local or late-time substrate effects, not unique proofs of a single origin [P10–P13].
- Rotation curves and weak lensing are reproduced without particle dark matter [P18, P25].
- Standard Model constants, particle masses, ħ, and α are derived from the same substrate quantities [P16, P19, P19A, P25].
- Time is accumulated substrate state evolution. SR and GR dilation are one mechanism [P22].
What this programme publishes
Open papers on Zenodo under CC BY-NC-ND 4.0. Live simulations. Falsifiable predictions. The claims catalogue. Forty-five arguments against a finite-origin universe, one at a time or as a single article.
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