Plasma cosmology

I recently learned of an interesting cosmology, supported by Hannes Alfven called plasma universe. When researching it, however, I could find very little info about it. Can anyone explain this to me?

Okay.
Basically what I learned was that plasma cosmology is dependent upon the em and nuclear forces being dominant over gravity in the universe on a grand scale. With that, I learned that plasma cosmology is extrapolating the current data to say that we are in a subset a large (maybe infinite) universe with subsets (like the known universe) that are expanding and contracting. As I said, I learned very little. What I do know comes from Unverse by Design by Danny Faulkner.

Thanks for this info. Right now, I think a version of a white-hole cosmology will eventually replace BB.

The WH cosmology can explain evidence the BB has yet to. Does it have difficulties? Yes. But this mainly due to its infancy in age and a short amount time for refining it. Don't forget, the BB was like this for more than 20 yrs until the CBR (CMB) was discovered.This message has been edited by christ_fanatic, 09-17-2005 04:29 PM

His was a good starting point, and what about the article about a WH cosmology in SA (?)?

I found a reff for it in an article I read about it in. It is apparently not online. Its from Proccedings of the National Academy of Sciences published Sept 2003.

I was at the book signing of the book. I don't care as to where this thread is put. I'll see you in the coffee house.

Thanks for finding it.