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Decreasing Universe Theory: Cosmological Time Dilation and the SN1A Explosion
We will show that, within the “Decreasing Universe Theory” (DUT), time inside a gravitational field is altered in the same way as spatial distance measurement scales. At the cosmic level (timescales of millions of years), this effect becomes perceptible and explains the variation in the measured duration of Type Ia Supernova (SN1A) explosions.
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