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I noticed this post on sci.physics newsgroup this morning and thought rloldershaw and others might otherwise miss it.

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From: "Dave Snellbach" <No@No.No>
Newsgroups: sci.physics
Subject: Fractal Universe
Date: Sun, 15 Oct 2006 13:57:02 -0500
Message-ID: <kfednTpmzc4CFa_YnZ2dnUVZ_rCdnZ2d@comcast.com>

I know that many people will think that these ideas are really crazy, but I
think that this guy is raising some interesting issues.

http://www.amherst.edu/~rloldershaw/stars2/index.html

While I dont think that he has really proved his claims, he has certainly
assembled some interesting observations which seem to support the Bohr
model.

Coupling those ideas with the ideas found here
http://sciphysicsopenmanuscript.blogspot.com/    could lead to a whole new
view of the universe.


Seems to explain pretty much just about everything.

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Hi web2k,

You are right, I probably would have missed that post.  A direct link to the main page of the Fractal Cosmology website is

http://www.amherst.edu/~rloldershaw .

Thank you very much for for letting me know about Snellbach's comments.

And if anybody at this forum has questions/comments/criticism, I am at your service.

In the "Selected Papers" section, paper #0 is a brief manifesto that is motivational (no scientific expertise is required).  In the same section, paper #3 gives a brief non-technical run through some arguments for a fractal paradigm of nature (little science background is required).  And finally in the "Galactic Scale Self-Similarity" section, if you scroll down to "II. Preview", you get a 2-minute run through a reinterpretation of the Big Bang paradigm within the unbounded discrete fractal paradigm.

Not much time and effort is involved in making this initial exploration into fractal cosmology, and you will probably have no difficulty coming up with questions or comments.  I would be honored to try to answer them.

Rob