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'''Halton Arp''' is an American astronomer, the author of 1987 book "Quasars, redshifts, and controversies" who for the reason of not believing in the Big Bang hypothesis was taken away the telecope time from, and in this way forced to emmigrate from the US. It presently lives in Germany continuing his reaserch of [[quasar]]s that he considers local rather than remote objects. Arp's research contradicts the idea of expanding universe and confirms the idea that the universe is stationary as it was proven also with exact physics and math in 1985 though, except conservapedia in 2011<ref>

'''Halton Arp''' is an American astronomer, the author of 1987 book "Quasars, redshifts and controversies<ref>

 

Arp, Halton, 1987, ''"Quasars, redshifts and controversies"'', Interstallar Media,2153 Russel Street, Berkeley, CA, ISBN 0-941325-00-8.

 

</ref>" who for the reason of not believing in the Big Bang hypothesis was taken away the telecope time from, and in this way forced to emmigrate from the US. He presently lives in Germany continuing his reaserch of [[quasar]]s that he considers local rather than remote objects. Arp's research contradicts the idea of expanding universe and confirms the idea that the universe is stationary as it was proven also with exact physics and math in 1985 though, except conservapedia in 2011<ref>

See [[Essay:Hubble redshift in Einstein's universe]] and a more detailed explanation of the mechanism of Einsteinian gravitation [[Gravitation demystified]]. The latter explains the Einsteinian gravitational force as ''inertial push'' at the quantum level in flat spacetime rather then Newtonian ''attraction'' that neither Newton nor Einstein agreed upon as a physical mechanism of gravitation.

See [[Essay:Hubble redshift in Einstein's universe]] and a more detailed explanation of the mechanism of Einsteinian gravitation [[Gravitation demystified]]. The latter explains the Einsteinian gravitational force as ''inertial push'' at the quantum level in flat spacetime rather then Newtonian ''attraction'' that neither Newton nor Einstein agreed upon as a physical mechanism of gravitation.