For nearly a century, dark energy has dominated cosmological discourse, introduced as a mysterious force responsible for the accelerating expansion of the Universe. But what if this concept is not a necessity, but a placeholder for gaps in our understanding? Enter Natural Universe Expansion (NUE), a groundbreaking theory by scientist Baldevkrishan Sharma that aims to challenge—and potentially replace—the dark energy paradigm.
Sharma’s NUE Theory is the culmination of over 25 years of dedicated research conducted at the Astrogenesis Research Foundation (www.arf-research.com). His theory fundamentally re-examines the limitations of Hubble’s Law, which states that galaxies are moving away from us at speeds proportional to their distance. While Hubble’s work set the foundation for modern cosmology, it also led to a major problem—the Hubble Tension—the inconsistency in measured expansion rates using different observational methods.
To resolve this, dark energy was proposed to account for the observed accelerated expansion. However, it remains undetected and unexplained, raising scientific skepticism. Sharma’s NUE Theory addresses this issue head-on by introducing a Nu Constant, a time-dependent variable that provides a more accurate model of the Universe’s expansion.
Unlike the static Hubble Constant, the Nu Constant accounts for the Universe’s continuous, exponential growth. It incorporates the essential factor that Hubble’s model lacked—time. By introducing this dynamic element, Sharma’s model explains the acceleration of recessional velocities without resorting to hypothetical energy fields. Thus, the need for dark energy is not just questioned—it is rendered obsolete.
Moreover, Sharma’s theory posits that the Universe is a Living Organic System, not a random or inert structure. In the NUE framework, all matter, from galaxies to atoms, undergoes continuous expansion in a proportionate, predictable manner. This living Universe maintains stable ratios of density, temperature, and mass, supporting its organic nature and negating the need for unexplained dark components.
The Living Organic Universe (LOU) Model, inspired by human biology and natural growth systems, adds a holistic layer to Sharma’s cosmological model. It implies the Universe evolves like a living organism—self-regulating, dynamic, and interconnected.
For scientists, PhD researchers, cosmologists, and astrophysicists, NUE opens a new frontier in theoretical physics. It offers a quantifiable, testable model that aligns more consistently with both historical and modern astronomical observations. Sharma encourages scientific institutions such as NASA, ISRO, and ESA to validate the Nu Constant through empirical research, inviting a global collaboration to reframe our cosmic narrative.
In essence, NUE doesn’t just propose an alternative—it redefines cosmic expansion with elegance and empirical depth. As the scientific world continues to grapple with the unresolved mysteries of the Universe, Sharma’s NUE Theory provides a bold and promising path forward—without dark energy.
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