The twin paradox is fully symmetrical in a closed universe
The claim that the twin paradox is fully symmetrical in a closed universe is refuted, as closed cosmological models introduce privileged frames of reference that break the symmetry.
Paper [3] and [5] (which are identical publications) explicitly analyze the twin paradox within a closed (Einstein's static) universe and show that it leads to a privileged frame of reference rather than full symmetry. No provided papers support the claim of full symmetry in a closed universe.
José Gabriel Ramírez. Is the Special Relativity Compatible with Einstein’s Static Universe? Proposal for New “Generic” Transformations. The Twin Paradox.. 2023. https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202312.0464.v1
Demonstrates that a closed (Einstein's static) universe leads to a privileged frame of reference rather than full symmetry.
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José Gabriel Ramírez Escalona. Is the Special Relativity Compatible With Einstein’s Static Universe?Proposal for New “Generic” Transformations. The Twin Paradox. 2024. https://doi.org/10.32388/j4vuzr
Shows that a closed static universe model refutes standard symmetry applications and results in asymmetric physical behavior for the twins.
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