to why the universe’s expansion doesn’t add up
Sciencedaily 10/04/26
"Source:
The Conversation
Summary:
Tiny magnetic fields created shortly after the Big Bang may help explain the long-running disagreement over how fast the universe is expanding. Detailed simulations show that these primordial fields could have changed the formation of hydrogen in the early universe, affecting the cosmic microwave background and the expansion rate inferred from it."
"Two of our best ways of measuring the cosmic expansion rate, the Hubble constant, give answers that are stubbornly at odds. This presents a major problem in modern cosmology known as the Hubble tension."
"Our recently published research explores whether extremely weak magnetic fields left over from the earliest moments after the Big Bang might help us unpack the Hubble tension, while offering a glimpse into physics at energies far beyond anything achievable on Earth."
Interesting:
"...while offering a glimpse into physics
at energies far beyond
anything achievable on Earth."
Genesis 1:3
And God said,
“Let there be light,”
and there was light.
And that was
the entire electromagnetic spectrum
from which
everything else came.
See: Friday, March 20, 2026
Ephesians 5:13
New King James Version
13 But all things
that are [a]exposed
are made manifest
by the light,
for whatever
makes manifest
is light.
"for whatever
makes manifest
is light."
(KJV as well)
Not:
"Whatever is seen
is due to
the light"
An Atom:
of which
everything we see
is made of.
99.99999999999996%
electromagnetism.
The electromagnetic spectrum
contains visible
as well as other forms
of light.
"Where did cosmic magnetic fields come from?
(I just told you
See above.)
"Magnetic fields are everywhere in the universe. Planets and stars generate their own fields, but gaps in our understanding emerge when we attempt to explain the much larger scale magnetic fields threading galaxies and clusters, and possibly even cosmic voids."
"One long-studied possibility is that
magnetism first arose
in the very early universe,
long before the first stars
or galaxies formed."
(Well no shit sherlock,
you gotta have atoms
before you can have stars or galaxies
as atoms
REQUIRE
a form of electromagnetism
to keep the electron
orbiting the nucleolus.
See how hard that all is?
See Genesis 1:3 above again.
Aren't these people just so smart?)
"These so-called primordial magnetic fields have been studied for decades, and searching for their imprints in the cosmic microwave background and other data offers a way to probe the early universe and the
extreme energies
that would have generated these fields."
("extreme energies
that would have created
these fields"
Energy can not be
created or destroyed.
Only transformed.
It's the first law of thermodynamics
or the law of conservation of energy.
So what?
please tell,
created the
"Extreme Energies
that created"
these electromagnetic fields?
Since they are
"far beyond
anything achievable on Earth"








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