The Redshift Equivalent of the Bounce Density and the Resulting Bound on All Forest Observables

This study asks at what redshift the cosmic density last equalled the bounce density, and what that single number implies for every forest observable. Using published Lyman-alpha forest measurements as stated inputs, and a bounce frame in which the early universe turned around at a density of 9.72 x 10^54 grams per cubic centimetre, the relevant quantities are computed directly and compared with the precision of the data. The headline outcome is as follows: z_bounce = 1.5350960704735478e+28; log10_z_bounce = 28.19; frac_at_z5 = 5.9709999999999995e-83; result = negative: bounce density corresponds to redshift ~1e28; all forest observables insensitive. The bounce density corresponds to a redshift of order ten to the twenty-eighth, some twenty-eight orders of magnitude beyond the forest. All values are computed from the stated assumptions, not measured, and the computation is supplied so that every number can be reproduced.