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===Dark energy=== | ===Dark energy=== | ||
Dark energy is not needed as '''[[wp:Inhomogeneous_cosmology#Timescape_cosmology|timescape cosmology]]''' can explain its effects. | Dark energy is not needed as '''[[wp:Inhomogeneous_cosmology#Timescape_cosmology|timescape cosmology]]''' can explain its effects. | ||
* The common assumption is that if one considers only sufficiently large scales, the universe appears homogeneous. This ignores the two largest substructures of the universe: filament regions and voids. In these regions, the effects of gravity are extremely different. In the massive filaments, time passes more slowly; in the massless voids, more quickly. As space tend to expand in general, it expands faster in voids than elsewhere. This creates the illusion of dark energy being involved. | * The common assumption is that if one considers only sufficiently large scales, the universe appears homogeneous. This ignores the two largest substructures of the universe: filament regions and [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yDAAlojz8NU voids].<!--^_^--> In these regions, the effects of gravity are extremely different. In the massive filaments, time passes more slowly; in the massless voids, more quickly. As space tend to expand in general, it expands faster in voids than elsewhere. This creates the illusion of dark energy being involved. | ||
* Also, in the less heavier outer arms of galaxies, it can be observed that, according to the conventional standard model, they move too quickly. Here too, [[wp:Time_dilation|time dilation]] based of different mass distribution causes a distorted perception of reality. | * Also, in the less heavier outer arms of galaxies, it can be observed that, according to the conventional standard model, they move too quickly. Here too, [[wp:Time_dilation|time dilation]] based of different mass distribution causes a distorted perception of reality. | ||