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New Theory Explains Universe's Expansion Without Dark Energy

1/7/2026

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A team from the University of Bremen and Transylvanian University of Brasov proposes a new approach to explain the universe's accelerating expansion without dark energy.
They use Finsler gravity, an extension of general relativity, to derive Finsler-Friedmann equations predicting vacuum acceleration.
The study is published in the Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics.
The findings offer a fresh view of cosmic expansion and may deepen understanding of universal laws.

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A team from the University of Bremen and Transylvanian University of Brasov proposes a new approach to explain the universe's accelerating expansion without dark energy.
They use Finsler gravity, an extension of general relativity, to derive Finsler-Friedmann equations predicting vacuum acceleration.
The study is published in the Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics.
The findings offer a fresh view of cosmic expansion and may deepen understanding of universal laws.