Vol. 21 No. 2 (2022): Mapana Journal of Sciences
Research Articles

Concepts and Results of a Practical Model of Quantum Cosmology

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  • Utpala Venkata Satya Seshavatharam,
  • Sreerama Lakshminarayana
Utpala Venkata Satya Seshavatharam
I-SERVE, Hyderabad.
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Sreerama Lakshminarayana
Andhra University, Visakhapatnam.
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.12723/mjs.61.2

Published 2023-01-18

Keywords

  • Planck scale,
  • Quantum cosmology,
  • Black hole cosmology,
  • Light speed expansion

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Abstract

We have proposed new concepts and results pertaining to a very simple and practical model of quantum cosmology based on light speed expanding black hole universe having no dark matter and no dark energy. Big bang concept can be replaced with Plank scale. Cosmic temperature and expansion rate can be related with scaled Hawking’s Black hole temperature formula. Starting from cosmic center to cosmic boundary, a decreasing trend of galactic acceleration can be understood with continuous light speed expansion at cosmic boundary. Issue of ‘causal disconnection of galaxies at large scale distances’ can be eliminated by cosmic black hole physical concepts. Dark matter concept can be eliminated with ‘super gravity of galactic baryonic mass caused by weak interaction’. Cosmic inflation and dark energy concepts can be eliminated with ‘light speed expansion’. To fit the estimated light travel distances and to eliminate the dark energy, cosmic red shift can be redefined

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