Logical Premises in Cosmology by Bjørn Ekeberg & Louis Marmet

„Before any physics or mathematics is involved, the framework is based on a series of logical inference leaps - we count 13 - that works as an invisible premise for the theory. Of these, some are not testable or are barely plausible. But they are necessary as simplifying conditions that enable scientists to articulate a scientifically consistent theory of the universe.“

Bjørn Ekeberg & Louis MarmetThe cosmological theory is based on 13 logical inferences as an invisible premise, necessary for scientific consistency.

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Bjørn Ekeberg and Louis Marmet are co-authors of a paper critiquing the cosmological paradigm.

The theory's foundation relies on logical inferences that are not always testable but are essential for a consistent cosmology.

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Bjørn Ekeberg & Louis Marmet|astronomy, cosmology, mathematics, physics, science, true earth

Bjørn Ekeberg and Louis Marmet co-authored the paper titled “Escaping cosmology’s failing paradigm.” Their collaboration combines Ekeberg’s strengths in philosophical framework critique with Marmet’s expertise in physical and cosmological details. The published text does not allow for a clear sentence-by-sentence attribution, as it represents a genuine co-authorship.