A Posteriori Speculations using Current Mass-Energy Composition of the Universe

Joseph E. Mullat

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Joseph E. Mullat

universe composition, dark matter, red shift, visible matter, dark energy

Abstract

According to Planck Mission, the observable universe comprises of 26.8% dark matter, 68.3% dark energy and 4.9% ordinary matter. By calibrating or fine-tuning a speculative equation of matter composition, this work confirmed observable consequences of our theoretical insights, as the equation was solved for roots corresponding to 4.915% ordinary matter, 26.785% dark matter, and 68.300% dark energy, thus achieving nearly 100% overlap with the Planck Mission Statement. The equation also confirmed some of the earlier NASA Science Astrophysics statements.

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A Posteriori Speculations using Current Mass-Energy Composition of the Universe. (2015). Global Journal of Science Frontier Research, 15(38), 21-36. https://journalofscience.org/index.php/GJSFR/article/view/

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