No shit depo.... that is absolutely obvious from the conversation, and has been well known for years.
Also, that is definately not the only other topic relating to astrophysics... there have been 4 or 5 of them. Just go through the forum, or use the search feature for "physics"
I'll again recommend some astrophysics books that AREN'T by Hawking...
Faster than the speed of light by Joao Manguija or however I spelled his name in the other thread. That books is very interesting in its discussion of VSL during the Big Bang, and it may help you with this question. Also, for a solid astrophysics book all around that is for novices is
Black holes and time warps by Kip Thorne. The first astrophysics book I ever read, it remains my timeless classic. I wrote one of my college entrance essays about concepts from that book.
As always, if anyone ever wants to chat about the cosmos or astrophysics, let me know. Its one of my hobbies/passions.
I don't feel like getting deep into the exact debate going on in this thread, as the points have been well covered.
PS - Poor Einstein and his constant.
And his frilly hair.