In a recent article apparently an impossibly high energy photon was “observed” to have travelled 2 billion light years before being observed here on earth. Currently theory has GRB’s as massive cosmic explosions. Yet since the 90’s this model has consistently failed to predict each new set of GRB observations. The reason for this consistent record of failure of GRB theory lies as usual with relativity theory. The theoretical backbone of all faked current and past GRB models.
However this problem does not occur if one assumes (the well observed fact) that light is wave only and travels at c only relative to its source then all of the last 100 or so years of failed predictions from black hole, Big Bang and gammaray bursts theories can be avoided. As pointed out numerous times here on this blog.
Because if one ignores the false assumptions of relativity and its misguided progeny the Big Bang theory, then a GRB can be explained, not as an explosion, but rather as a rapidly red shifting stellar source in a non expanding universe from great cosmological distances being observed here on earth. An optical illusion rather than a real explosion. An “explosion” model which incidentally has consistently failed to model each new set of observed data on GRB’s year on year since the early 90’s when theorists thought they must be either nuclear tests by Russians or at best supernovae like explosions from within our own galaxy. When at the same time in the early nineties the red shifting optical illusion model described in this blog which predicted, among other consistently successful predictions, that they would appear to be isotropic in the sky and have self similar light curves extending to highest ( and lowest) energies possible. These latest “impossibly high” energies have been predicted for 35 years. And for two decades here on this blog.
The big question is: How much longer will it be before the scientific community wakes up and realises that relativity and the Big Bang theory are pseudoscience at best.
For more details on a GRB Theory that for decades has successfully predicted all known GRB observations to date please read the following and other posts from this blog:
https://physicsexplained.blogspot.com/2014/08/this-following-brief-description-of-grb.html
http://physicsexplained.blogspot.com/2014/08/this-following-brief-description-of-grb.html
