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Featuring UAC

1. General Relativity is abandoned altogether. And of course "the Big Bang never happened".
   Jayant Narlikar actually has proved that GR is redundant by adopting the Variable Mass Theory.
2. The universe, as something that contains everything, does not exist. Way of speaking: it's infinite.
3. There does not exist another geometry in nature than common Euclidean geometry: no space-time.
   Consequently, the Static Euclidean Universe (SEU), as advocated by Eric Lerner, shall be adopted.
4. There are two separate clocks in nature, defining Atomic time XOR Orbital / Gravitational time.
   This is the additional element in UAC which makes it more complete than the Variable Mass Theory.
5. Atomic time can only be measured with gravitational time / gravitational time only with atomic time.
6. As a consequence, Grand Unified Theories will never be found: gravity is separate from all the rest.
7. Length Contraction is universal and observationally equivalent with the Expansion of Empty Space.
8. According to Narlikar's law, elementary particle mass increases quadratically with orbital time.
9. Arthur Milne has proposed a formula, connecting the two times scales, which can be derived by us.
10. Tom van Flandern has proposed a formula connecting distance with redshift, also derived by us.
11. The outcomes of UAC theory are - mathematically only - consistent with those of Tired Light.
12. The age of the universe - there may be one in orbital time - is anyway two times a Hubble time.
13. It is shown that MOND = UAC in some sense. Both can explain the rotation curves of galaxies.
    Another additional element in UAC which makes it more complete than the Variable Mass Theory.