[Senator Bedfellow]

If I'm reading your math correctly, your first problem (which makes your equations totally meaningless) is the assumption that the Sun and the Earth have existed, and therefore been moving apart, since the dawn of the universe. Your second problem is the incorrect 17 billion year age of the universe, which should be 13.7 billion years.

And the third problem is that the distance between the sun and the earth at time t = 0 was not zero. And the fourth problem is that he doesn't understand what km/s/Mpc really means, making his numbers extra silly. And so on and so forth. My suggestion is not to bother with trying to correct him - life is much too short to take on such a herculean task.

[Southack]

"And the third problem is that the distance between the sun and the earth at time t = 0 was not zero."

That's actually not a problem for my math, but for Inflationary Theory. Inflation is already coming up with 123 AU's (instead of 1 AU) between the Earth and Sun (with distance 0 at t=0).

Starting with a larger distance just increases Inflationary Theory's error...disproving it further.