Breaking Free of Psyops Ep. 22: Beyond the Big Bang, Halton Arp & a Living Universe
Matthew Ehret takes on the Big Bang. He argues that the standard picture of a closed universe exploding out of a single point rests on one reading of redshift, and that it carries a bleak view of nature, economics and the human mind. Working through a slide deck, Matt explains the Doppler effect and how redshift became the yardstick for cosmic distance, looks at the projected collision of the Milky Way and Andromeda, and digs into Halton Arp's atlas of galaxies with very different redshifts that appear physically connected, including pairs of quasars ejected from Seyfert galaxies. He also…
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