On the Geocentric Nature of Hubble's Law

摘要

The isotropic nature of the cosmic redshift may lead to a geocentric universe ifthe redshift is interpreted as being caused by the recessional motion of the heav-enly bodies, a key argument for the big-bang theory (BBT). To defend BBT fromfalling into a geocentric theory, it is argued that the universe is expanding line-arly from the singularity, so the heavenly bodies would appear to be runningaway from each other with isotropic velocity distribution with respect to any ob-server, even if the point of reference is not at the center of the universe. In this ar-ticle we will prove with both classical and relativistic theories that this argumentis invalid and an isotropic velocity distribution with respect to Earth will logicallylead to a geocentric universe.