Controversial Dark Matter Discovery Could Upend Our Current Understanding Of the Universe
A controversial new paper argues that there may not be enough room in the universe for dark matter, after all.
The Debrief 1:04 pm on April 11, 2024
A new paper by physics professor Rajendra Gupta at the University of Ottawa challenges the existence of dark matter in the universe. He argues that gravitational phenomena in our universe can be explained through covarying coupling constants (CCC) and tired light (TL) theories, without the need for dark matter. These theories suggest that fundamental constants may not be as constant as previously believed and that light slows down as it travels through the universe.
- A new paper argues against the existence of dark matter in the universe
- The author, Rajendra Gupta, proposes using covarying coupling constants (CCC) and tired light (TL) theories to explain gravitational phenomena
- CCC theory suggests that fundamental constants may not be as constant as previously believed
- TL theory suggests that light slows down as it travels through the universe
- Gupta's findings could potentially lead to new cosmological models, challenging current understandings of dark matter and accelerated expansion of the universe
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