What if the universe was so slowly that we didn’t give it to it? A team of scientists believes it is likely – and this can explain why our measurements of the expansion of the universe does not hit the laws of physics.
It is unanimous that the universe is expanding – this idea fits virtually every observations of astronomers, and is accepted by the scientific community.
But this certainty does not explain, the name that is given to the problem of the universe that expands faster than predicted by theoretical models and physics.
Now, an astronome team has presented a model that suggests that The universe can rotate once every 500 billion years. This rotation would be so slow that we would not realize it, but it would affect the way the universe expands.
“To our surprise, we found that our rotation model solves the paradox without contradicting current astronomical measurements. Better yet, it is compatible with other models that take on the rotation. So, maybe everything is actually turning. Or, panta kykloutai,” researcher István Szapudi à.
O, published in late March in Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society shows that this idea does not contradict any of the laws of known physicsand it can also explain why the measurements of the growth of the universe are not exactly the same.
Now, scientists want to transform this theory into a Complete computational model. The ultimate goal? Find ways to detect signals of this slow cosmic rotation.
