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Understanding MRET: A Plain Language Guide to the Mass Redistribution Expansion Theory

Name: Understanding MRET: A Plain Language Guide to the Mass Redistribution Expansion Theory
Creator: Petersen, Eric
Keywords: theoretical physics, expansion, space geometry, dark energy alternative, mass redistribution, scalar field, MRET, Cosmology

appsOther research productkeyboard_double_arrow_right Other ORP type 22 May 2025Publisher:Zenodo

Authors: Petersen, Eric;

doi: 10.5281/zenodo.15491600 , 10.5281/zenodo.15491599

Understanding MRET: A Plain Language Guide to the Mass Redistribution Expansion Theory

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This document offers a plain-language explanation of the Mass Redistribution Expansion Theory (MRET), a cosmological model in which space expands in response to mass redistribution, rather than dark energy. It is designed to be accessible to non-experts while accurately presenting the core principles, observational relevance, and philosophical implications of the theory.

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theoretical physics, expansion, space geometry, dark energy alternative, mass redistribution, scalar field, MRET, Cosmology

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