Revolutionary Study Challenges Existence of Dark Matter, Proposes Universe is Twice as Old

A new study led by physicist Rajendra Gupta introduces the CCC+TL model, suggesting dark matter may not be necessary to explain the universe's behavior.

Rajendra Gupta's research combines covarying coupling constants and 'tired light' theories to challenge the need for dark matter in explaining the universe.
The CCC+TL model, tested against various cosmological observations, suggests the universe could be as old as 26.7 billion years, doubling previous estimates.
Gupta's findings, based on data from the James Webb Space Telescope, question the conventional models of the universe's composition and expansion.
The study, published in The Astrophysical Journal, has sparked debate among cosmologists over the existence of dark matter and the age of the universe.
Critics argue extraordinary claims require extraordinary evidence, signaling a potential shift in our understanding of the universe's fundamental properties.