Abstract
The original purpose of this research is to understand the origin and evolution of the Universe. I describe a simple cosmology that sheds light on the appearance of “dark” energy. Results explain the uniformity of the cosmic microwave background, critical density, and other phenomena. Light continues to expand our understanding of the “dark” Universe, with applications to the microscopic quantum world.
Highlights
Today’s cosmology faces problems both early and late, models of the early Universe that cannot be tested, and data indicating that the late Universe accelerates
A cosmology described by simple equations may bring light to this darkness
This research began with an attempt to combine the local conditions of Special Relativity, which does not include gravity, with the curved Universe of General Relativity
Summary
Today’s cosmology faces problems both early and late, models of the early Universe that cannot be tested, and data indicating that the late Universe accelerates. The factor c, experienced as the speed of light, can be considered a conversion factor between Space/Time [1]. From this principle, known as causality, the equations of Special Relativity can be derived [2]. Our separation from the Big Bang is age t Where R is the radius of curvature, c is the speed of light
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