Dark Matter and Hubble Tension - A New Approach

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Authors: Wolf-Dieter Groch
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Abstract

This article presents a new approach that can simultaneously explain dark matter effects and the Hubble Tension. The model presented does not use dark matter to explain its effects, nor does it make any modifications to physical principles (as the MOND model does). The only assumption is that blueprints from nature and characteristics of natural objects also apply to our universe. Specifically, our universe is embedded in a fractal manner in a super-ordinate 4D-space. ("Fractal" here does not refer to the distribution of mass in the universe, but to its structure.) This is how the usual interpretation of the universe is integrated into a higher-level, more comprehensive interpretation

Fields of Study & Subjects

History and Developments in Astronomy Relativity and Gravitational Theory Astronomy and Astrophysical Research

Publication details

Journal / source
International Journal of Natural Sciences and Interdisciplinary Research
Volume
01
Issue
02
Pages
01–11
Publication date
7 August 2026
Language
EN