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If quasars are at the cosmological distances suggested by their redshifts, can they conspire to be polarized similarly with respect to their line-of-sight angle to the Earth? If the universe is homogeneous and isotropic, these results cannot be real WRT to the standard model, since we cannot reside in a special place. Any thoughts?
If quasars are at the cosmological distances suggested by their redshifts, can they conspire to be polarized similarly with respect to their line-of-sight angle to the Earth? If the universe is homogeneous and isotropic, these results cannot be real WRT to the standard model, since we cannot reside in a special place. Any thoughts?
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