Title
Document Type
Article
Publication Date
10-2008
Department
Department of Physics and Computer Science
Abstract
The proposal for dark energy based on Type Ia Supernovae redshift is examined. It is found that the linear and non-Linear portions in the Hubble Redshift are easily explained by the use of the Hubble Sphere model, where two interacting Hubble spheres sharing a common mass-energy density result in a decrease in energy as a function of distance from the object being viewed. Interpreting the non-linear portion of the redshift curve as a decrease in interacting volume between neighboring Hubble Spheres removes the need for a dark energy.
Recommended Citation
Harney, M., Haranas, I. The Dark Energy Problem. Progress in Physics 2008(4), 16-18.
Comments
"The Dark Energy Problem" originally appeared in Progress in Physics and is licenced under CC BY-N-ND 2.5. Copyright © 2008 Michael Harney and Ioannis Haranas.