TO: Dr. Gerard A. Kriss, Space Telescope Science Institute, Baltimore, Maryland
FM: Bruce E. Camber
RE: Homepages, ORCID

https://hubblesite.org/contents/news-releases/2001/news-2001-27.html
August 09, 2001  “Visible galaxies are only the peaks in the structure of the early universe. The FUSE observations of ionized helium show us the details of the hills and valleys between the mountain tops,” says Gerard Kriss, leader of the FUSE observing team and astronomer at the Space Telescope Science Institute in Baltimore, MD. 

First email:  Oct 10, 2022, 6:37 PM

RE: Two quick questions…. Yes / No are fine answers!

Dear Dr. Gerard Kriss:

I wondered how you might respond to two basic questions:

1. Is the smoothness of the James Webb Space Telescope’s earliest universe a cause for concern? It seems some are concerned that it cannot be supported by big bang cosmology.  Sean Carrol said,  “…dark energy made the universe smooth out and accelerate, but it didn’t stick around for long.”

2.  Is the Guth-defined inflation cause for concern? Most of the old guard like ‘t Hooft, wave it off as a “one-time exception” because inflation was an expansion of space itself so an extralogic may apply. 

Thanks.

Warm regards,

Bruce

Extralogic: Not meta-logic, but logic refined by the qualitative within the infinite whereby continuity-symmetry-harmony are assumed. It is an expansive logic with layers that are beyond definition.

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