I think that the universe is much bigger than what people think. I think electromagnetic waves travel through the Aether, which explain the red shift and also the galaxies that are very old at “the edge of the universe”. The Big Bang theory is incorrect. That also explains the Fermi paradox

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I think big bang/inflation is wrong. The universe could be much older and larger. If a false vacuum decay event occurred 13.8 billion years ago instead of the big bang it would have created the same background radiation.

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IMO 13.8B is just a constant on how light dissipates. The Hubble constant is just a constant and not the rate of expansion

I remember learning about an experiment with rotating mirrors and beams of light to find the direction aether flows.

Ether, in physics, a theoretical universal substance believed during the 19th century to act as the medium for transmission of electromagnetic waves (e.g., light and X-rays). Which Einstein's experiment to calculate speed of light completely rejected the "Ether" theory in that time!

Aether is old school physics. Tell me more about it?

The way I see it, space-time stretches, lowering its energy until it resets to a lower energy state, annihilating everything with an energy release and effectively resetting time, the light horizon, and universal constants. Expansion continues, then annihilation, etc. as vacuum energy asymptotically approaches zero.