Wie erklärt die Urknalltheorie die Existenz und Verteilung der Dunklen Materie und Dunklen Energie im Universum….?

Wie erklärt die Urknalltheorie die Existenz und Verteilung der Dunklen Materie und Dunklen Energie im Universum, insbesondere in Anbetracht der Tatsache, dass diese Komponenten den Großteil der Masse-Energie-Bilanz des Universums ausmachen, aber nicht direkt beobachtet werden können und ihre Eigenschaften nicht vollständig mit den aktuellen Modellen der Physik übereinstimmen?

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hologence
1 year ago

in the field equations of the ART

  • Mass (some also make electromagnetic interaction and are visible, others are not, therefore, dark) – they drive the objects together
  • Energy (a parameter that turns out to be not equal to zero in recent times) – it drives the objects apart, which is dark energy

The Big Bang admits the field equations, but don’t force him. The state in the Big Bang is not described by today’s quantum field theory, the known parameters do not converge for the singularity.

In this respect, the Big Bang is rather a companion appearance of the beginning of the universe as a causal mechanism for the emergence of natural laws.

Blume8576
1 year ago

The models of physics are based on very many assumptions, which in turn are based on other assumptions.

There are models in which dark energy and dark matter are superfluous.

Take a look at this:

https://astro.uni-bonn.de/~deboer/cosmo/kosmoproblem.html

Extract :

In summary:

The so-called “standard model” of cosmology contains a large number of assumptions. It is therefore possible to adapt a variety of different behaviors of the universe to the measurements. Several research groups have dealt with problems of the standard model and alternative solutions in various areaswithout exotic physicspresented. It is only a matter of time until the majority of researchers consider the need for a fundamental adaptation of the standard model.