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Originally Posted by sil
Hm, I fundamentally agree dark energy doesnt exist but for differing reasons. This acceleration of the universe has never sat well with me with how its "proven" with recent observations of ever older galaxies, which to me they are just seeing back in the past when accelaration from the "big bang event" would have been greater than now as I'd expect.
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I tend to lean
this way. I like it because it is simple and has more common sense than the introduction of an imaginary friend. Having a simple function of
c and
G as a function of
t seems an elegant solution.
Recent article ->
https://www.theguardian.com/science/...soon-be-tested