New Theory Suggests Universe Expands by Merging with 'Baby' Universes

A groundbreaking study proposes a novel explanation for the universe's accelerated expansion, challenging traditional cosmological models.

A new theoretical study suggests that the universe's expansion may be driven by merging with 'baby' parallel universes.
The study offers a mathematical model showing how these mergers could explain the observed accelerated expansion of the universe, challenging the Standard Cosmological Model.
Researchers propose that early cosmological inflation could have been caused by our young universe colliding with a larger universe.
This theory could address the mystery of dark energy, which is currently believed to drive the universe's expansion.
Observational data from telescopes like Euclid and James Webb could validate this hypothesis in the future.