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The expansion model implied by this question is known as the "coasting universe".

Triggered mostly by the observed coincidence that the gravitational radius $R_0$ of the universe at current time $t_0$ equals $c t_0$, once in a while research papers appear that try to fit cosmological observations to this model. However, the observed acceleration of the cosmological expansion renders such exercises futile. (See also: this question.)

The expansion model implied by this question is known as the "coasting universe".

Triggered mostly by the observed coincidence that the gravitational radius $R_0$ of the universe at current time $t_0$ equals $c t_0$, once in a while research papers appear that try to fit cosmological observations to this model. However, the observed acceleration of the cosmological expansion renders such exercises futile. (See also: this question.)

The expansion model implied by this question is known as the "coasting universe".

Triggered mostly by the observed coincidence that the gravitational radius $R_0$ of the universe at current time $t_0$ equals $c t_0$, once in a while research papers appear that try to fit cosmological observations to this model. However, the observed acceleration of the cosmological expansion renders such exercises futile.

The expansion model implied by this question is known as the "coasting universe".

Triggered mostly by the observed coincidence that the gravitational radius $R_0$ of the universe at current time $t_0$ equals $c t_0$, once in a while research papers appear that try to fit cosmological observations to this model. However, the observed acceleration of the cosmological expansion renders such exercises futile. (See also: this question.)

The expansion model implied by this question is known as the "coasting universe". Although once in a while research papers appear that try to fit cosmological observations to this model, the observed acceleration of the cosmological expansion renders such exercises futile.

The expansion model implied by this question is known as the "coasting universe".

Triggered mostly by the observed coincidence that the gravitational radius $R_0$ of the universe at current time $t_0$ equals $c t_0$, once in a while research papers appear that try to fit cosmological observations to this model. However, the observed acceleration of the cosmological expansion renders such exercises futile.