Show Notes
A new conversation with independent researcher and Cosmologist Chris Brown - about surface brightness on distant galaxies, Hubble's reservations about the redshift, the deeper nature of mass, space, time and gravity, and ideas about new discoveries in Cosmology and the recent launch of the Jim Webb Telescope. Chris' book is here: https://www.amazon.com/Astrophysics.. And his website here: https://theuniverseisnotexpanding.com Enjoy!
The sound quality unfortunately takes a dip around 46 mins, but mostly recovers from 53 minutes. Our apologies!
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