The Dark Energy never existed, the study claims!

The concept of dark energy was introduced to explain this observation that the universe was expanding at a high speed with time. However, a recent study claims that the universe is probably not expanding at an accelerated speed and therefore dark energy does not exist.

But it is only a claim so far. In 2011, the three cosmologists separated the relatively different proponents from the nearest Supernovas to the world, and this resulted in the fact that the universe was expanding at an accelerated rate.

The results of this study, published in the 1990's, are very strong, indicating the appearance of a strange ball to spread place space. If there is no such presence, then a universe created by the Big Bang can not be exponentially 13.8 billion years ago. Rather, it is gradually being compressed gradually with the mass gravitational of the galaxy, the black hole and all other things, over time.

This predictive ball is known as dark eclectic or hidden energy because the astronomers could not collect any information about this energy.

However, the results of this Nobel Laureate have been questioned in a paper published in the Scientific Reports Journal, which came online on Friday, October 21. Dr. J. T., a researcher and researcher at the Niels Bore Institute in Copenhagen, Denmark. Nielsen and his colleagues analyzed 740 supernovas using a theoretical framework different from the past.

New analysis found little evidence of dark energy and the expansion of the universe.

Subir Sarkar, a researcher at Oxford University in England, and a co-researcher of this study, said: "The evidence of '3 sigma' values ​​is only available in regards to an expanding universe, whereas for a fundamental acceptance, the need for '5 sigma' levels is required. Therefore, we may have been confused and the existence of dark energy is actually the result of the extraordinary theoretical model that was created in the 1930s long before actual collection of information. "

However, the government acknowledges that there will be a lot of work to do to establish their new ideas among the physicists. They think this idea as accurately as though many other astronomers are not seeing it positively.