Observer-Dependent Cosmology

Observer-Dependent Cosmology explores how different observers, based on their motion and position in the universe, perceive cosmic phenomena uniquely. Because measurements of things like the universe's expansion or the cosmic microwave background depend on an observer's perspective, interpretations can vary. This approach emphasizes that our understanding of the cosmos is influenced by our specific vantage point, and that different observers might describe the universe differently yet still be correct within their frame. It highlights the importance of relativity and the role of observer context in forming cosmic conclusions.