Abstract
The objective of this paper is to discuss some implications of a scalar theory of gravitation developed in a previous paper. At the beginning we shall show that, on the basis of a scalar theory of gravitation, it is possible to predict a gravitational light drag. The remainder of this paper is devoted to cosmology. We shall prove that Hubble's red-shift, the existence of an age and an «effective radius» of the Universe can be deduced from a model of universe that is Euclidean, infinite and nonexpanding. Finally, we discuss briefly Olbers' paradox and the thermal evolution of the Universe.
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