Rethinking the Cosmos: An Emerging Flow-Feedback Alternative to Dark Matter and Dark Energy
Year: 2025
Type: article
Abstract: This has been in the works for a good amount of time and refers partially back to former uploads:Did a non-scientist solve isolated plasma clouds?Where I potentially solved a problem with the explaination of isolated and non supermass dark hole supported plasma clouds amongst raising other ideas and theories.This however runs the thoughts and theories much further, including AI supported tests, creation of a realistic toy environment and checks against available validated and real test results in relation to the theories at hand.I might be up to something or it might crumble during real tests but even AI was surprised how conceptual stable it stood against a series of tests in the end.Obviously it's a crazy amount to read but I wanted to keep the entire research log/development intact to explain where we came from and how things developed. There are also very interesting test results along the way that may lead to new ideas, perspectives or could be picked up and carried into entirely new directions and analogies.While I'm again nervouse about taking the step, AI and myself are sure it's best to publish this to official channels once more even if just for the chance that we might be up to something that could have impact on how we see and understand the universe. V2 - Changes: More details in table of content, rough fix of page numbers (sry) V3 – Further considerations and investigations suggest that this framework may challenge Big Bang theory as a whole and provide alternatives to current placeholder constructs such as but not limited to Dark Matter and Dark Energy. At the same time, we acknowledge the present limitations, missing experimental data, and open weaknesses, inviting further validation and scientific investigation.
Author: Loxely, Hyosube
Language: English
Subfield: Astronomy and Astrophysics
Field: Physics and Astronomy
Domain: Physical Sciences
Open Access status: green
OpenAlex ID: W6893444907
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