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In 1985 the ''"cosmological constant"'' turned out to be unnecessary since it turned out that the Hubble redshift might be not caused by expansion of the universe but by the time runing slower at the deep space galaxies in curved space, which according to ''Einsteinian gravitation'' (see below) simulates accelerating expansion of space with <math>dH(t)/dt=-H_o^2/2</math> as observed in 1998 by the Supernova Cosmology Project team of astronomers and therefore predicted by ''Einsteinian gravitation'' over 80 years earlier.

In 1985 the ''"cosmological constant"'' turned out to be unnecessary since it turned out that the Hubble redshift might be not caused by expansion of the universe but by the time runing slower at the deep space galaxies in curved space, which according to ''Einsteinian gravitation'' (see below) simulates accelerating expansion of space with <math>dH(t)/dt=-H_o^2/2</math> as observed in 1998 by the Supernova Cosmology Project team of astronomers and therefore predicted by ''Einsteinian gravitation'' over 80 years earlier.

The agreement of value of alleged acceleration of space with the results of observations of Supernova Cosmology Project within one standard deviation suggest that the expansion of universe is an illusion but the news has been never published yet and is not likely to be published soon (except in conservapedia).

The agreement of value of alleged acceleration of space with the results of observations of Supernova Cosmology Project within one standard deviation suggest that the expansion of universe is an illusion but the news has been never published yet and is not likely to be published soon (except in conservapedia).  

Around 1929 Edwin Hubble discovered cosmological redshift that astronomers started to consider a sign that the universe is expanding. Then Einstein gave up working on his universe and it has been forgotten for some time.  

 

Around 1929 Edwin Hubble discovered cosmological redshift that [[relativists]] started to consider a sign that the universe is expanding. Then Einstein gave up working on his universe and it has been forgotten for some time.  

Einstein told his secretary not to let in anyone who wants to talk to Einstein about the universe<ref>Story told to the author by Roy J. Blauber who was at the time Einstein's assistant in Princeton University in N.J. and later, for one year, author's physics teacher at Harvard, Cambridge, MA.</ref>.

Einstein told his secretary not to let in anyone who wants to talk to Einstein about the universe<ref>Story told to the author by Roy J. Blauber who was at the time Einstein's assistant in Princeton University in N.J. and later, for one year, author's physics teacher at Harvard, Cambridge, MA.</ref>.