On 11/20/03 12:12 PM, "Jesse Brown" <jesse.brown at mac.com> wrote: * * * > Halton Arp is a distinguished astronomer who has run afoul of the > "mainstream" Astronomy establishment for suggesting that "redshift" may not > be an indicator of cosmological distance and offers much evidence that would > possibly destroy the "Big Bang" theory. All he suggests is that the evidence > warrants a closer look. Instead, mainstream astronomers continue to get more > angels to dance on the head of pin to prop up the ridiculous Big Bang > theory. As a result, no matter how good or relevant the evidence he > presents, it is blackballed from being published or acknowledged by the > mainstream science community. > > And for the life of me I can't squeeze in any Mac or Powerbook related stuff > so anyone wishing to pursue this conversation off line, I would be happy to > take up the conversation one on one. It's quite interesting if you are in > anyway interested in Cosmology or Astronomy. I don't know anything about Arp or Astronomy but there is some discussion of this on badastronomy.com http://www.badastronomy.com/phpBB/viewtopic.php?t=3520 Looks like his contentions are at least being considered.