Supreme Theory of Everything: It is Time to Discuss Hubbles Law

Dr. Ulaanbaatar Tarzad

Authors

Dr. Ulaanbaatar Tarzad

Keywords:

Hubble constant, Hubble flow, open hysteresis in Hubble flow, flawed age of universe

Abstract

The understanding of the Universe depends on the key factors which are the Hubble Flow, the Doppler effect, and redshift. Hubble constant is an approximation value of a very short interval in 1-2 Mpc of universe-scale. The Supreme Theory of Everything indicates this constant varies permanently and confirms that there is no need to search for the Hubble constant. The Hubble constant doesn’t find anywhere. So, I would like to call Hubble constant the Hubble Flow. Contemporary cosmology can observe more than 14000 Mpc of distance from Earth. Astronomers have the beautiful possibility to observe Hubble Flow, which opens the mystery of the Universe. We need to find its physical basis. We don’t know also the age of the Universe as a consequence of the flawed Hubble constant. In this paper, the possibility to use the open hysteresis instead of the Hubble constant is presented.

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