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Are the Fundamental Constants Changing?

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It looks like they may be...

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The Fifth Law.

"Everything changes, except the first 4 Laws."

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Existence is not subject to time; time is subject to Existence.
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A good example of an extraordinary claim.
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(2017-10-06, 12:52 PM)Steve001 Wrote: A good example of an extraordinary claim.

That statement could be self-referential...
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(2017-09-28, 05:01 PM)Bucky Wrote: It looks like they may be...

This explanation seems to depend on quasars being what they are assumed to be, i.e. very distant, very bright objects. If they aren't, as Halton Arp posited with his intrinsic red shift theory, then -- if the calculations are correct, which appears to be disputed -- there may be another explanation.
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