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Author’s response: Strictly speaking (I did not do so and allowed the common usage), there is no “standard model of cosmology” at all. contradictory models, which are used for separate aspects. The first one is the prototypical Big Bang model (model 1). This model suggests a cosmic redshift and a last scattering surface. However, it predicts the radiation from the latter to be invisible by now. In this model, the universe has a constant finite mass and it must expand at c in order not to hinder radiation. The second one (model 4) is a Big Bang model that is marred by the relic radiation blunder.