Dark energy is often described as the mysterious force accelerating our universe’s expansion. But what if it doesn’t exist at all? That’s the question posed by Scientist Baldevkrishan Sharma in his groundbreaking book, “Natural Universe Expansion” (NUE). Sharma introduces a paradigm shift by explaining cosmic expansion through natural principles rather than speculative forces.
Most cosmological models rely heavily on Hubble’s Law and the Lambda-CDM model, which postulate dark energy as the dominant component of the universe. Sharma questions the assumptions behind these interpretations and suggests a more logical and observable approach. The NUE theory explains redshift not as a consequence of space stretching but through intrinsic physical interactions rooted in the properties of matter and energy in the universe.
Sharma’s theory has attracted interest from physicists who are skeptical of unobservable entities. For PhD students and researchers in cosmology and astrophysics, NUE opens up a dialogue about the empirical foundations of the standard model.
By aligning cosmology more closely with physical laws and reducing dependency on hypothetical constructs, Sharma’s book encourages the scientific community to reconsider deeply held beliefs.
🌐 Explore more at the Astrogenesis Research Foundation