[Robert A Cook PE]

Nope.

My major was nuclear engineering, I've been working in that field for 30 odd years, and taken several relativity and nuclear engineering classes since.

I KNOW the theory, have taught fusion-fission theory, KNOW the energy-matter conversion equations. Heck, while running a reactor, I've executed those equations, and felt the heat coming from those equations. Those equations describe clearly and accurately TODAY'S physics.

What they describe though IS the "conventional theory" - which is why I said conventional theory is missing some 10^40 supernova's.

[Enosh]

One thing you haven't mentioned is Einstein.

Namely, the further out you look, the further back in time you look.

Hence, any ancient "local" events would by now be far too distributed to be detectable.