The currently most accepted theory of the formation of the universe is according to theoretical model The universe consists of normal matter, dark matter and dark energy. According to a new statement from the University of Ottawa, this hypothesis is incorrect and there is no such thing as dark matter in the universe.

Expression of dark matter in cosmology, with electromagnetic fields or it does not interact with light and can only be observed with gravity. On the other hand, we can’t see dark matter yet, but the dark matter effect is also used to explain the behavior of galaxies, planets and stars.

There may be no such thing as dark matter!

Professor of Physics, Faculty of Science, University of Ottawa Rajendra GuptaHe explained that he achieved this result by combining the theories of the Covariate Coupling Constant and the ‘tired light’. The basis of this theory is the idea that the forces of nature in the cosmic calendar decrease over time and that the energy of light decreases as it travels.

According to the generally accepted view, the universe is approximately 27 percent It consists of dark matter. Normal matter makes up only 5 percent of the universe. The remaining part probably consists of dark energy. Gupta’s research challenges this theory.

Gupta estimated the age of the universe in previous JWST observations. that there are 26.7 billion He argues that it arose, and in this case there is no need for dark matter in the universe. On the other hand, this situation also requires creating a hypothesis in which dark matter does not exist to explain the universe.

Research In the Astrophysical Journal published.