Abstract
The standard equations of general relativity admit extension so that they can be supplemented, not only with Einsteinian cosmological repulsive forces described by the Λ term, but also with other forces. Accordingly, we suggest a model of a uniformly expanding Universe (an S model). In this model, the cosmological forces of attraction and repulsion precisely balance each other. This S model is a good approximation for describing the Universe’s evolution over a wide range of redshifts (up to z ∼ 1000). The S model can explain in a simple way observational data on the age of the Universe, the apparent magnitude-redshift relation for Type Ia supernovae, and the angular separation between the centers of neighboring bright spots against the uniform background of the cosmic microwave background radiation.
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