Big Bang or Steady State? Wrong Question! - Variable Speed of Light Cosmology

Explore an alternative cosmological theory in this thought-provoking video lecture on Variable Speed of Light (VSL) cosmology. Delve into how VSL offers a unique explanation for the cosmological redshift, challenging conventional views on universal expansion. Learn about the concept of the "Big Flash" as an alternative to the Big Bang, and understand how it relates to the nuclear density of the universe. Examine the historical context, potential implications for structure formation, and other cosmological problems addressed by this theory. Gain insights into how VSL cosmology attempts to reconcile observations without relying on material expansion, offering a fresh perspective on our understanding of the universe's origins and evolution.

Introduction
Redshift
Variable Speed of Light
Explanation
Summary
Speculations
History
Structure Formation
Other cosmological problems