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I didn´t bring up Electric Universe in this thread. you did.
First: You can investigate and repeat from here
the Robitaille research as much as you like. Secondly: Is everything you don´t know of just "pseudoscience"? Or are jyou just repeating the consensus scientists who also don´t like the alternative explanations of cosmos?
Are you aware of the very scientific basics which you´re believing in and arguments from?
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5 % is normal matter and the rest is dark assumptions. The standing cosmological consensus is theoretically and intellectually in the dark with the rest 95 % of everything.
Dark Matter was invented when Newtons laws of celestial motions of objects was disproved in galaxies.
26 % of the cosmological theories is based on unseen dark matter and its connected hindsight bias additions!
Dark Energy was invented to "explain" an assumed and "still increasing expansion" of the Universe - without telling us where such a dark force derives from.
69 % of the cosmological theories is based on unseen dark energy and it´s connected hindsight bias additions!
All in all you - and your fellow thinkers - have in fact just 5 % real knowlegde to back you up when stating other alternative debaters to know nothing about cosmological science or to be ignorant in these matters.
The rest 95 % of your arguments is factually in the dark mode according to the standing theories themselves.
You keep ignoring the fact that I didn't bring up Dark Matter...you did.
I have only brought up the formation of matters - atoms - during the earlier stages of the universe - the Primordial Nucleosynthesis and the Recombination Epoch - hundreds of millions of years before the stars formed.
They were predicted in 1948, by a team of physicists, and was later discovered by another team, which tell us part of the Big Bang theory have been tested.
In 1920s, 3 independent physicists have each come up with similar hypotheses about the expanding universe, shortly after Hubble discovered in 1919 that the Milky Way wasn't the only galaxy in the universe. Galaxies that were wrongly identified as 18th and 19th centuries as nebulas.
Two of these physicists, Robertson (1924-25) and Lemaitre (1927), both predicted the redshift as measurements of astronomical objects moving away from each other (as well from observer's position). Hubble made the discovery in 1929 that validated their prediction, and since then astronomers and astrophysicists continue to use gravitational redshift.
There have been a number of observatories that are devoted to mapping the redshifts of stars and galaxies (redshift surveys).
That's what make the Big Bang cosmology falsifiable and testable these decades after their discoveries.
During the 1990s, yes astrophysicists and cosmologists have expanded the Big Bang theory to include Dark Energy and Dark Matters, but these don't make past contribution and past evidence obsolete, because there are active use and researches on both redshifts and CMBR.
So all you are doing is just whining about you additional additions to the Big Bang theory, while ignoring redshifts and CMBR which are still being use in current researches.
Meanwhile your pet cosmology - the Electric Universe - remained as useless assumptions and have been deemed as pseudoscience.