Re: [Phys-l] Holographic Dark Energy in Induced Gravity Trying Again

[Jack Uretsky <jlu@hep.anl.gov>]

This erroneous response is based upon a pun on the word "outside".
	The quote is: "Something outside the visible universe..."  This 
makes good sense if the phrase means "something invisible".  It makes no 
sense, and is unsupportable, if, as the posting suggests, the phrase means 
"at a distance greater than that to the visible horizon.."
					Regards,
							Jack

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On Thu, 1 Oct 2009, WC Maddox wrote:

> From: WC Maddox
>
> The Question
>
> Brian Whatcott wrote:
> > Is there evidence for energy and matter greater than can be accounted
> > for in the observable universe?
> > Brian W
> The Answer
>
> Yes. In the Sept 5-11 issue of New Scientist there is an article about 9
> “scientific mysteries”. Five are in the astronomy & physics areas. One
> of them is called “dark flow”. Galaxies in one part of the sky (between
> Centaurus and Vela) seem to be moving toward an unseen object exerting a
> gravitational force. Quote from the article “Something outside the
> visible universe appears to be pulling on galaxy clusters.” Work was
> done by Sasha Kashlinsky at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center. Read
> more about work here:
> http://www.spitzer.caltech.edu/features/hiddenuniverse/transcripts/hiddenuniverse-ep005.pdf.
>
>
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