The CMB as hydrostatic equilibrium
RSI reinterprets the cosmic microwave background as the baseline temperature of a medium in equilibrium, not the afterglow of a beginning.
The Cosmic Microwave Background (CMB) is faint radiation filling the sky at 2.725 Kelvin. Standard cosmology reads it as relic light from a hot, uniform early universe. RSI reidentifies it as the baseline thermal potential of the Eternal Consonance, a universal continuum in global hydrostatic equilibrium. It is uniform because the medium is the same everywhere.
The tiny fluctuations, about one part in 100,000, are taken as standing-wave echoes of previous toroidal cycles, not seeds of structure. The CMB dipole, a 0.0034 Kelvin offset aligned with our motion toward the Great Attractor, marks our velocity within the Universal Inhale. The "Axis of Evil," an unexpected alignment of the largest CMB patterns seen in WMAP data, reflects the preferred directions of the Exhale and Inhale.
Taken together, RSI holds that the Lopez rings, the Attractor flow, and the dipole form one coherent picture of a toroidal fluid universe.
From the paper: Chapter XIII, Reinterpreting the CMB. Read the full section
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