Prespacetime Journal Volume 1 Issue 9: Focus Issue on Cosmology & Gravity (Part II)

Prespacetime Journal ("PSTJ," http://www.prespacetime.com) is a publication in which physicists, mathematicians and other learned scholars publish their research results and express their views on the origin, nature and mechanism of spacetime and its possible connection to a prespacetime. It is also a journal where all learned scholars can present their models and experimental results on elemental particles, fundamental forces including gravity and related topics. This is PSTJ Volume 1 Issue 9 first published in November 2010. It is entitled "Focus Issue on Cosmology & Gravity (Part II)" and guest-edited by Jonathan J. Dickau, and Philip E. Gibbs, Ph.D.. It contains following articles: (1) The Arrow of Time Problem: Answering if Time Flow Initially Favouritizes One Direction Blatantly; (2) On the Wave Solutions of the Field Equations of General Relativity in a Generalized Takeno Space-time for Z=(t/z)-type Plane Gravitational Waves; (3) On Astrometric Data & Time Varying Sun-Earth Distance in Light of Carmeli Metric; (4) A New Face of the Multiverse Hypothesis: Bosonic-Phononic Inflaton Quantum Universes; (5) What Causes The Mass to Be Deficit Inside A Nucleus? (6) The Interrelationship of Spin and Scales; (7) Cosmology Is Different; and (8) Mercury’s Precession Reconsidered. It also contains 2 News Articles on Third FQXi Essay Contest and LHC Updates.