Cosmos • Gravity • The Universe

No Dark Energy

An Alternative Perspective on Cosmic Expansion

Dark energy does not exist. The illusion of dark energy is caused by the difference in the universe's expansion rate at the outskirts of the visible universe.

At some far point in deep space, the universe's expansion rate slows down to a trickle. Massive amounts of matter accumulate in that outer layer to the point that massive black holes are formed.

What if the apparent acceleration of the universe is not caused by dark energy, but by gravity acting on matter across the vastness of space?

This colossal "wall" of black holes around our visible universe creates a strong gravitational field, tugging on all matter in the visible universe.

As anything being pulled by a gravitational field, astronomical objects move toward the gravitational source at increasing speeds, thus giving the illusion of what we refer to as dark energy.

Josh Greenberger
Independent Perspective
EXPLORING THE MYSTERIES OF THE COSMOS

Problems with the Big Bang
Scientists may have it all wrong
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The big bang, the cornerstone of cosmological physics, is a long- held theory about how the Universe began. However, it doesn't answer many nagging questions about the development of the Universe.

Are scientists missing something? Is the big bang just completely wrong? Do we need a new big bang theory?