The hits just keep coming for plasma cosmology and the EU Model as nature simply refuses to bend to mainstream cosmologists expectations.
In 2024, a team of scientists, led by cosmologist Alexia Lopez, discovered a structure so huge it shouldn’t exist. This corkscrew structure, astronomers call it the “Big Ring”, appears to be 1.3 billion light-years in diameter and doesn’t match any previously known structure or formation mechanism.
The report describes just how problematic this finding is for proponents of Big Bang cosmology—a colossal structure in the distant cosmos that defies common thinking on how the universe evolved—might require a re-write of the Standard Model of Cosmology.
Independent researcher Stuart Talbott defers to Wall Thornhill’s position that the EU Model does not need to complete with the Standard Model because the humbling reality is that we do not yet have sufficient understanding of the origin of the Universe or our place in it.
