For decades, the concept of dark energy has dominated cosmological discussions, introduced to explain the accelerating expansion of the Universe. Scientists, unable to account for this acceleration with known physics, theorized the existence of a mysterious force—one that constitutes nearly 68% of the Universe, yet has never been directly observed or measured. But what if […]
Continue ReadingFor decades, the mystery of dark energy has puzzled cosmologists and astrophysicists. It was introduced as a hypothetical force to explain why the Universe appears to be expanding at an accelerated rate—a phenomenon that conventional models like Hubble’s Law couldn’t fully account for. But what if this mysterious energy doesn’t exist at all? What if […]
Continue ReadingFor decades, the concept of dark energy has dominated the field of cosmology. First introduced to explain the accelerated expansion of the Universe, dark energy is said to make up nearly 70% of the cosmos. Yet, there is one problem—it has never been directly observed. It remains a theoretical construct, invoked to solve equations that […]
Continue ReadingFor decades, scientists have approached the cosmos as a cold, mechanical system governed by gravity, expansion, and unseen forces like dark energy. But what if the Universe isn’t a machine—but a living, breathing entity? This is the bold proposition of The Living Organic Universe model, a revolutionary concept introduced by Scientist Baldevkrishan Sharma in his […]
Continue ReadingFor nearly a century, Hubble’s Law has served as the foundation for our understanding of the expanding Universe. Yet this model, once revolutionary, is now riddled with inconsistencies—chief among them, the unexplained acceleration of the Universe’s expansion. To account for this, mainstream cosmology introduced the concept of dark energy, an invisible force believed to make […]
Continue ReadingFor decades, dark energy has been the placeholder for one of the greatest mysteries in modern cosmology—the accelerated expansion of the Universe. According to prevailing models, nearly 68% of the cosmos is composed of this unseen force that repels gravity and causes galaxies to drift apart faster over time. Yet, despite its profound implications, dark […]
Continue ReadingFor decades, dark energy has remained one of cosmology’s greatest enigmas. Thought to constitute nearly 68% of the universe, it is proposed to explain the accelerating expansion of space. But what if this mysterious force never existed? What if the cosmos expands not due to an invisible energy, but due to an intrinsic property of […]
Continue ReadingDark energy has long been one of the most puzzling concepts in cosmology. First introduced to explain why the Universe’s expansion is accelerating, dark energy is believed to account for nearly 68% of the Universe’s total energy. Yet, despite decades of theoretical modeling and astronomical observation, its actual nature remains unknown. It has never been […]
Continue ReadingFor over two decades, the cosmological community has wrestled with an enigma: why is the Universe expanding at an accelerated rate? The most common explanation has been the existence of an invisible force called dark energy—an unobservable, hypothetical element that supposedly makes up nearly 70% of the Universe. But what if this concept is not […]
Continue ReadingFor decades, dark energy has been one of the most mysterious and debated topics in modern cosmology. First introduced to explain why the Universe’s expansion is accelerating, dark energy has remained a hypothetical force—never directly observed, yet widely accepted. But what if this elusive force isn’t real? What if the accelerated expansion of the Universe […]
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