The physics and identity of dark energy
Tom Gehrels

TL;DR
This paper proposes that dark energy originates from old photons in the multiverse, linking universe decay, photon re-energization, and accelerated expansion, supported by observational evidence.
Contribution
It introduces a novel multiverse-based model where dark energy is explained as the acceleration energy of old photons from decaying universes.
Findings
Dark energy is linked to old photons from decaying universes.
The model aligns with 30 observational data points.
Old photons drive the accelerated expansion of the universe.
Abstract
This paper may solve the dark-energy problem because our universe is not alone, and the multiverse is a powerful part of the cosmos. The decay of our aging universe is reviewed first. The accelerated expansion takes the decay debris into the inter-universal medium (IUM) of the multiverse for conservation. A prominent component of the debris and of the IUM is the enormous number of old cold photons from decaying universes. When a small central volume (apparently 6.4 percent of the total mass) of our proto-universe reached proton density, the old photons and protons became fully re-energized. Outside of that volume, the large numbers of remaining old photons continued their acceleration and the expansion of our universe. The accretion and expansion are described a second time with what we know of dark energy, particularly its acceleration of the expansion of our universe. Identical…
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Taxonomy
TopicsCosmology and Gravitation Theories · Galaxies: Formation, Evolution, Phenomena · Solar and Space Plasma Dynamics
