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Kensi replied:
> > Why wouldn't entropy apply to a hot star in a cold vacuum ?
> > The cosmological constant is Einstein's greatest achievement,
> > not a blunder.
> 
> It has no explanatory value!  It's just a fudge factor! 
> A real achievement would be understanding the causing quantum field!

"Entropy and the cosmological constant" explains the uniform, 
isotropic, expotentially expanding Universe that we observe.

No need for your wild imaginations, like the graviton,
string theory, and the bullshit worlds you love to hide in.

99% of scientists have yet to catch up to Einstein.