Macro Scale Cosmology and side by side interpretation

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Authors: Robert Bobo Ostojić
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Abstract

Title: Why Dark Energy Disappears: A Stratified Rotational Interpretation of Cosmic Expansion Description: This document presents a macro-scale reinterpretation of cosmic expansion within the framework of Strata Kairos Physics, showing that the phenomena commonly attributed to dark energy and dark matter arise naturally from rotational coherence, angular momentum redistribution, and interstratal phase drift. Rather than postulating additional unseen substances or repulsive forces, the model demonstrates that apparent acceleration and excess gravitational effects are geometric and observational artifacts produced when layered, rotating cosmic structures are analyzed using purely linear spacetime metrics. A side-by-side comparison table contrasts standard cosmological interpretations with the stratified approach, clarifying how known observations remain valid while their causal explanation shifts from exotic entities to missing degrees of rotational freedom. The document introduces a minimal mathematical expression showing how observed expansion emerges from stratified phase drift between observational layers, eliminating the need for dark energy while preserving energy conservation and cosmic coherence. This work is intended as an interpretative lens for physicists and cosmologists, not as a replacement of existing equations, but as a unifying geometric framework that resolves long-standing discrepancies without invoking new forces or particles.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Cosmology and Gravitation Theories Relativity and Gravitational Theory Galaxies: Formation Evolution Phenomena

Publication details

Journal / source
OSF Preprints (OSF Preprints)
Publication date
1 January 2026
Document type
Preprint