Our actual sets of observing devices gave us results that show huge anomalies between observations and our theoretical framework.
We solve only part of these anomalies with the implementation, in our theoretical framework, of Dark Matter and then Dark energy.
If we add that the search for DM shows 0 results, the question about the validity of our actual theoretical framework is in the mouth of a lot of peoples. Just like It happened in the past with the passage from Newton to GR (saying It with approximation).
After the first perception of this anomaly (Zwicky) in the 30s, It has taken us almost hundred years to get there.
There are various path that has been opened.
- A wrong understandings/application of GR, but I guess that the new Z=18 galaxies observations are limiting this approach.
- MOND is another path, but It fails to explain the lacunar structure of the universe.
Is an extension of GR a possible solution?
Various publications go in this direction using different methods, and introducing negative masses. It implies a change in our understandings of the topologic structure of the Universe, just like GR was in comparison to Newton.
Dr. Jean-Pierre Petit, with his JCM model. Published in The European Physical Journal C.
"A bimetric cosmological model based on Andreï Sakharov’s twin universe approach"
https://link.springe...052-024-13569-w
Or Dr.Yi-Fang Chang from China, published a paper in the IFJPS review (far-east review) with another approach:
"Negative Matter as Unified Dark Matter and Dark Energy: Simplest Model, Theory and Nine Tests"
https://fundamentalj...article/view/87
Will it open a better understandings of the
Universe?
Clear skies.
Edited by Olimad, 08 December 2024 - 02:42 PM.