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billions of years after creation billions of years after creation CMB temperature (°K) CMB temperature (°K) NASA S. Muller et al, A&A 551 (2013), id. A109

Unique Time to Observe NASA If we’re created earlier, creation light lacks time to reach us. If we’re created earlier, creation light lacks time to reach us. If we’re created later, dark energy expands the universe at greater than light’s velocity. If we’re created later, dark energy expands the universe at greater than light’s velocity.

Only at 13.8 billion years after the cosmic creation event can humans observe all of cosmic history and directly witness the cosmic creation event. NASA/Hubble Heritage Team STScI/AURA Why so old?

December 2012

March 2013

Temporal Tests <4 x (lab) <4 x (future lab) <1 x (quasar) Spatial Test <1 x (Planck)

Fine Structure Constant coupling constant characterizing the strength of electromagnetic interaction coupling constant characterizing the strength of electromagnetic interaction = e 2 cµ o /2h, where e is the electron charge, µ o the magnetic constant or the permeability of free space, h is Planck’s constant. = e 2 cµ o /2h, where e is the electron charge, µ o the magnetic constant or the permeability of free space, h is Planck’s constant.

Confirmed Temporal Tests fine structure constant electron-to-proton mass gravitational constant 8 x per year

Dark Energy NASA//WMAP

Dark Energy Fine-tuning exceeds best human design success (gravity wave telescopes) by times. Fine-tuning exceeds best human design success (gravity wave telescopes) by times. NASA//WMAP

Dark Energy Quotes “Arranging the cosmos as we think it is arranged,” say the team, “would have required a miracle.” “Arranging the cosmos as we think it is arranged,” say the team, “would have required a miracle.” - Dyson, Kleban, & Susskind - Dyson, Kleban, & Susskind quoted by Phillip Ball, NatureNews 8/13/02 quoted by Phillip Ball, NatureNews 8/13/02 - Dyson, Kleban, & Susskind - Dyson, Kleban, & Susskind quoted by Phillip Ball, NatureNews 8/13/02 quoted by Phillip Ball, NatureNews 8/13/02 NASA//WMAP

“An unknown agent [external to space and time] intervened in the evolution [of the cosmos] for reasons of its own.” “An unknown agent [external to space and time] intervened in the evolution [of the cosmos] for reasons of its own.” - Dyson, Kleban, & Susskind - Dyson, Kleban, & Susskind quoted by Phillip Ball, NatureNews 8/13/02 quoted by Phillip Ball, NatureNews 8/13/02 - Dyson, Kleban, & Susskind - Dyson, Kleban, & Susskind quoted by Phillip Ball, NatureNews 8/13/02 quoted by Phillip Ball, NatureNews 8/13/02 NASA//WMAP Dark Energy Quotes

“Perhaps the only reasonable conclusion is that we do not live in a world with a true cosmological constant.” “Perhaps the only reasonable conclusion is that we do not live in a world with a true cosmological constant.” NASA//WMAP - Dyson, Kleban, & Susskind - Dyson, Kleban, & Susskind Journal of High Energy Physics 10 (2002): 011 Journal of High Energy Physics 10 (2002): Dyson, Kleban, & Susskind - Dyson, Kleban, & Susskind Journal of High Energy Physics 10 (2002): 011 Journal of High Energy Physics 10 (2002): 011 Dark Energy Quotes