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Another silly question here :)
What are some of the cosmological observations a TOE must agree with? (I'm making a list)
Some that I can think of...
a) redshift data (Type 1a supernovas, etc.)
b) element ratios (Hydrogen, Helium,...)
c) bias toward 'matter' rather than 'antimatter'
d) CMB temperature
e) CMB "lumpiness" (side question: Would predicting the 'fractal' dimension of the CMB (I think it's around 3) be sufficient to satisfy this condition?)
f) the particle 'zoo'
g) dark energy / dark matter ratio. (I think this condition may 'follow' from a), but I'm listing it anywayz)
What else am I missing? (note: I'm asking for some of the 'observational' data points that must be hit-not 'theories.')
Ya know I actually saw a good number of these listed in another thread, but 'sigh' I can't find it now.
What are some of the cosmological observations a TOE must agree with? (I'm making a list)
Some that I can think of...
a) redshift data (Type 1a supernovas, etc.)
b) element ratios (Hydrogen, Helium,...)
c) bias toward 'matter' rather than 'antimatter'
d) CMB temperature
e) CMB "lumpiness" (side question: Would predicting the 'fractal' dimension of the CMB (I think it's around 3) be sufficient to satisfy this condition?)
f) the particle 'zoo'
g) dark energy / dark matter ratio. (I think this condition may 'follow' from a), but I'm listing it anywayz)
What else am I missing? (note: I'm asking for some of the 'observational' data points that must be hit-not 'theories.')
Ya know I actually saw a good number of these listed in another thread, but 'sigh' I can't find it now.
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