Physicists Question Red Shift And Cosmic Laws
Astronomers report observations that challenge current theory questioning universe expansion and distance measures. Some data imply faster than light motion or changing energy outputs, prompting proposals of lighter atoms and stronger gravity in the past or matter entering from other universes. Most physicists seek reconciliation with conventional laws.
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Red shifts spark debate on galaxy motion and black holes
U S science notes conflicting red shifts among galaxies suggesting they may not be flying apart as fast as observed. Concepts like heavier atoms and the idea of black holes enter discussion alongside Hoyle's theory of atomic weight changes affecting light.
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Secret fund flow tied to Nixon era GOP campaigns
Reports reveal at least 92 500 dollars secretly funneled to Republican senatorial candidates favored by President Nixon in 1970 via two dairy farmers political action groups. The disclosure raises total known dairy producer contributions to the GOP to 420 000 dollars over two years and links fund-raising efforts to Jack Gleason, Maurice Stans, and Harry Dent within White House channels.
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Eulogies for Hayden Highlight Politics and Physics Debate
In Tempe, Lyndon Johnson and Barry Goldwater eulogized Carl Hayden as a valued advisor to ten presidents and a calm presence at his funeral. The event drew about 2,500 at Arizona State University as past rivals recalled their ties. A separate scientific discussion explored black holes and white holes, proposing matter flow between universes and challenging standard cosmology amid debates on evidence and theory.
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